The spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, Asim Al-Omari, confirmed the readiness of exam rooms for the Tawjihi exams and the facilitation of 146,133 students attending their exam sessions on Tuesday to take the Islamic Education exam.

Speaking on Roya TV's "News at Seven," Al-Omari stated that there are no updates to the exam methodology or the student evaluation process for this year.

When asked about accommodating students with disabilities and providing the necessary exam environment for each disability, he said, "They are in our care, and we have provided the appropriate environment for them," noting that exam rooms on the ground floors have been allocated to facilitate their access.

Al-Omari also confirmed the addition of 10 extra minutes to each exam paper to compensate for the time lost during the distribution of exam papers for all subjects.

The Islamic Education exam begins at 10 AM, with students distributed across various branches: scientific (58,606), literary (69,096), Sharia (98), industrial (6,034), home economics (7,784), agricultural (3,065), and hotel management (1,450).