Victor Bronyuk’s Daughter Felt Ill During National Exam Due to Stress

Exam Day Struggles

According to РБК-Україна — Lite: Singer Victor Bronyuk shared that his daughter Yeva performed well on Ukraine’s National Multi-Subject Test (NMT), but she fell ill during the exam because of stress. He recounted:

“She did well (on the NMT - ed.). She passed, and with good results! But she got overly anxious, and it made her sick. Instead of offering support, a bunch of teachers started yelling that they’d cancel her test. The poor child was unwell, and they were dragging her back.” - Victor Bronyuk

Despite the difficulties, Yeva plans to continue her education at a Ukrainian university.

Victor Bronyuk’s Family Life

Victor Bronyuk has been married to Tetyana since 2008. She previously managed concert activities and later opened a children’s swimming center in Vinnytsia. The couple has two children:

• daughter Yeva
• son Danylo, who attends a technical-focused lyceum

After the start of the full-scale war, the Bronyuk family left the country temporarily but has since returned to Vinnytsia.

Bronyuk has also been actively involved in civic duties, volunteering for territorial defense. The NMT incident became another hurdle for a family striving to support their children through challenging times.

Yeva Bronyuk’s case highlights the stress and pressures students face during exams, especially amid wartime conditions. Providing emotional support in such moments is critical, as anxiety can significantly affect performance. It is essential for educational institutions to offer understanding and assistance to students during this difficult period.

The incident involving Yeva Bronyuk underscores the broader issue of student well-being during exams, particularly in challenging circumstances. For a deeper understanding of the pressures faced by students, explore how similar situations have unfolded for others, including another case where a student encountered health issues during a national exam due to stress. Read more about this in our detailed coverage highlighting the challenges students endure.