Over 200 Applicants Earn Perfect Scores in 2024 State Exams
210 Applicants Score Maximum or Above in State Exams
The results of the state exams for the 2024/2025 academic year have been released, revealing that 210 applicants achieved the maximum or above score. The highest score of 217.4 was obtained by a graduate of the “Temurbeklar Maktabi” military-academic lyceum, whose main subjects were history and foreign language.
The Agency for Knowledge Assessment recently held a press conference to announce the initial results of the state exams. Out of the 740,352 applicants who participated in the exams, over 418,000, or 56.5%, scored above 56.7 points, qualifying them for the selection process. This percentage is an increase from last year’s figure of 53.3%.
Deputy Director of the Agency, Farhod Mirzaev, shared that 91 of the applicants who scored 189 and above were graduates of the “Temurbeklar Maktabi” lyceum. Among the 210 high-scoring applicants, 77 had history and foreign language as their main subjects, followed by 43 with biology and chemistry, 40 with native language and literature, and English, and 21 with state law foundations and foreign language.
Mirzaev also highlighted the increase in the number of applicants holding national certificates in foreign language and general education subjects compared to the previous year. A total of 43,677 applicants had a foreign language certificate, with 76 achieving the maximum score. Additionally, 13,142 applicants had a national certificate in general education subjects, with 118 scoring the maximum.
Applicants are now able to choose up to five higher education institutions and undergraduate programs on the Agency for Knowledge Assessment’s official website until August 10, 2024. They are advised to review the passing scores from the previous year as they make their selections.
