In the service centers of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, there have already been multiple instances where individuals taking the theoretical exam for a driver's license have used mobile phones. This indiscipline leads to the annulment of results and the examination being declared invalid.
The Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs claims that any use of a phone during testing results in the annulment of results and an immediate halt to the examination.
The theoretical exam is the first and mandatory stage in the process of obtaining a driver's license. It tests knowledge of traffic rules, basic safety, first aid, and vehicle operation. To ensure the honesty and transparency of the procedure, strict rules have been established in the service centers prohibiting any interference or hints during testing.
It should be noted that the use of a mobile phone or any other communication devices during the exam is a serious violation of the examination procedure.
Consequences of using a phone during the exam
If the administrator detects the use of a phone or answering a call during testing, the examination results will be annulled. The candidate will be allowed to retake the exam only after 10 calendar days.
All exams are conducted under video surveillance, ensuring transparency and objectivity in assessment. The recommendation from the Ministry of Internal Affairs is to turn off the phone or switch it to 'airplane mode' before beginning the test to avoid unforeseen situations during the exam.
'The main goal of the exam is to assess real knowledge that affects road safety,' emphasizes the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Additional information and consultations can be obtained by phone at (044) 290-19-88 or on the official pages of the Main Service Center of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on Facebook and Instagram.
During the theoretical exam for obtaining a driver's license, the use of mobile phones is prohibited, and individuals who violate this rule should be prepared for the annulment of examination results. In order to ensure transparency and objectivity in assessment, all exams are conducted under video surveillance, and it is recommended to turn off or switch the phone to 'airplane mode' before beginning the test. Understanding real knowledge of traffic rules and safety is the primary goal of the exam, and any interference or violation of this process may lead to serious consequences.