Computer-based National Exam (UNBK) or also called Computer Based Test (CBT) is a National Exam implementation system using a computer as a test media. In the implementation of UNBK is different from the paper-based national exam system or Paper Based Test (PBT) that has been running years.
The first UNBK implementation was held in 2014 online and limited but the UNBK implementation results were quite surprising and increasingly encouraged to increase the literacy of students against Information and Communication Technology (TIK). Gradually 2015 UNBK held by linking as many as 555 schools consist of 42 SMP/MTs, 135 SMA/MA and 378 SMK in 29 provinces.
The computer-based National Exam is seen to have many advantages over the paper-based National Exam. The advantages of UN CBT include more efficient, more cost-effective, more difficult to make a cheating, reduces the chance of leaking, safer, more data stored.
A number of high school students following additional lessons at Ganesha Operation Learning Center, Jakarta.
The SMA student records the formula when following additional lessons at the Ganesha Operation Learning Center, Jakarta. High school students follow additional lessons (right) at Ganesha Operation Learning Center, Jakarta.
In 2017, 1.8 million High School Students (SMA) and Aliyah Madrasah (MA) participated in Computer Based National Exams from 20.557 schools throughout Indonesia.
From the amount, as many as 10.905 schools or 667.741 participants follow the National Exam of the Pencil Paper (UNKP) and 9.652 schools or 1.144. 294 participants follow the Computer Based National Exam (UNBK).
According to the Head of Balitbang Educational Assessment Center of Ministry of Education and Culture (Kemdikbud) Nizam, there are 1.812.035 high/MA students following UN. “We hope the implementation of UN is smooth and without fraud,” he said.
One door of Computer Based National Exam Room (UNBK) closed meeting in SMAN 68, Jakarta.
The poultry examines the computer network of Computer-based National Exams (UNBK) in SMAN 68, Jakarta.
To dine in the face of the UN, students usually equip themselves by following the guidance of learning (bimbel) to complete the matters or materials that they have not understood in class.
The reason for students follow a varied bimbel, generally they admitted because the discussion of the provisions of the exams in the school is less optimal and the desire to practice responding quickly and appropriately. By adding learning portions and practicing answering the test soal-soal, they hope to get the best value and satisfying.
Photo and Text: M Agung Rajasa
SMAN 48 Jakarta students, prepare laptop devices before the implementation of Computer-based National Exam (UNBK).
Guru conducts computer devices for Computer-based National Exams (UNBK) in SMAN 48, Jakarta.
The data of SMK Uswatun Hasanah Jakarta students, when following the Computer-based National Exam (UNBK).
Siswa SMK Uswatun Hasanah Jakarta, following Computer-based National Exam (UNBK).
The student reads the soal-soal exercise before Computer Based National Exam (UNBK) session II in SMAN 68, Jakarta.
A number of students follow the guidance of teachers before Computer Based National Exam (UNBK) session II at SMAN 68, Jakarta.
Siluet students walk towards Computer-based National Exam Room (UNBK) session II at SMAN 68, Jakarta.
The student reads the soal-soal exercise before Computer Based National Exam (UNBK) session II in SMAN 68, Jakarta.
A number of students collect communication tools before Computer Based National Exam (UNBK) session II in SMAN 68, Jakarta.
High school students work on the training course following additional lessons at the Ganesha Operation Learning Center, Jakarta.
