Overview
- The Mathematics Applied to Social Sciences II test has been criticized for exceeding the scope of classroom preparation, prompting more than 15,000 signatures on a Change.org petition.
- The teachers’ union Docentes por la Pública has accused exam authorities of causing “academic and emotional harm” and is demanding an immediate review of questions and scoring standards.
- University of Granada faculty warn that this year’s competency-based format—with longer problem statements and a four-block structure—could drive down overall scores.
- Similar concerns have arisen in Extremadura and Galicia, where students and educators said exam content did not align with the official curriculum.
- Regional officials are examining the contested tests as students await PAU results on June 12 and prepare for an extraordinary session from July 1 to 3.