The exam is mandatory for all students in grade X and grade XI across all health-related majors at the school. ASAT aims to measure students’ understanding of the materials taught throughout the semester and prepare them for the next academic year.

To ensure the exam runs fairly and orderly, all teachers and school staff are assigned as exam supervisors and committee members. “Every teacher and staff member has a duty to supervise and support the exam process so students can work in a conducive environment,” said the school principal, Drs. Slamet Raharja, M.Pd.

The school applied two different exam codes, Code A and Code B. The codes were distributed alternately to students sitting next to each other. This strategy is used to prevent cheating and maintain academic integrity during the test.

It is hoped that all students do their best and use this assessment as a chance to evaluate their own learning progress.

Written by: Maria Dea W