Eva Ohraďanová, the head of the Association of Private Schools, expressed significant concerns regarding the new electronic application system, ePrihlášky, promoted by the Minister of Education. While the minister touts the system as a success that simplifies the admissions process for students, many parents report conflicting experiences. Ohraďanová revealed various instances where applicants' correct data appeared inaccurately when received by schools, indicating numerous cases of missing information, altered subjects, and incorrect grades.

Ohraďanová argues that there is substantial evidence of erroneous, incomplete, and unreliable input data within the system. Given these issues, she believes that the Minister should reconsider and maintain the traditional evaluation method for this year's admissions, allowing schools to manage the process manually instead of relying solely on the automated system. She emphasized that, from the perspective of schools, parents, and especially the children themselves, the project cannot be deemed a success, and she criticized the minister's communications as misleading from the very beginning.

The implications of these concerns are profound, potentially affecting students' admissions to schools and raising questions about the reliability of educational policies in Slovakia. If the anticipated streamlined process fails to deliver accurate results, it could lead to significant administrative challenges, further complicating the admissions landscape for both parents and educational institutions. Moreover, it highlights a broader issue regarding the implementation of technology in education and the need for effective oversight and accountability.