The State Examination Center has announced the results of the entrance exam held on July 12, 2026, for the I and IV specialty groups (including geography for those who chose both DT and TC subgroups of the III group).
This was reported to elchi by the SEC.
It was stated that applicants who participated in the exam can view their results, graphic images of their answer cards and answer sheets, as well as the evaluation criteria for each open-ended task (expected correct answers, solutions, and grading scale) here.
Applicants can also obtain information about the exam results via mobile operators (Azercell, Bakcell, Nar) by sending the code provided on their exam admission ticket to 7727.
Out of 30,300 applicants who confirmed their applications to participate in the exam (24,997 for group I, 5,303 for group IV), 916 (764 for group I, 152 for group IV) did not attend. 16 applicants who participated in the exam were disqualified for violating the rules, and their results were canceled.
Out of 6,057 applicants who chose both DT and TC subgroups for group III, 1,256 did not attend the geography exam.
In this exam, 2 people achieved the highest result (400 points) in the I specialty group, and 15 people in the IV specialty group. You can view the list of those who scored 400 points here.
For the I specialty group, the highest result based on the sum of both stages was 697.5 points, achieved by 2 people: Həsənli Zəfər İlqar oğlu, a graduate of the Heydar Aliyev Lyceum in Khatai district of Baku, and Məhərrəmli Aysu Sakit qızı, a graduate of the Qəzyan village secondary school (named after Ə.Əliyev) in Qubadlı district.
For the IV specialty group, the highest result based on the sum of both stages was 700 points, achieved by Tağızadə Samir Hikmət oğlu, a graduate of the Natural Sciences Oriented Gymnasium in Sumgait.
We remind you that it is possible to score a maximum of 300 points in the first stage and 400 points in the second stage of the exam. The competition is conducted based on the sum of points collected in both stages.