On September 29, an examination for professional recognition will be held for persons who have received higher education in foreign countries.
This was reported to elchi by the State Examination Center (SEC).
It was stated that, in accordance with the “Rules for the recognition of higher education qualifications of foreign countries” approved by Decree No. 2306 of the President of the Republic of Azerbaijan dated August 18, 2023, applicants for teaching, engineering, and law specialties are required to succeed (achieve the passing score) in the examination organized by the State Examination Center at the request of the Education Quality Assurance Agency (EQAA) operating under the Ministry of Science and Education.
The next examination for professional recognition will be held on September 29, 2026, using computers at the SEC’s electronic examination building.
To participate in the exam, applicants who have registered with the EQAA will be able to print their “Exam Admission Ticket” 5 days before the exam by visiting the SEC website and using the “Printing of admission tickets and results for electronic exams” service. The admission ticket will indicate the exam location, building, time of the exam, and other necessary information.
Applicants can familiarize themselves with the programs and sample test tasks for their specialties by clicking on the relevant links (“Teaching“, “Engineering“, “Law“).
For teaching specialties, applicants’ professional knowledge, vocational skills, and logical thinking are tested through verbal test tasks.
For engineering specialties, applicants’ professional knowledge, professional competencies through situational-judgment test tasks, and logical thinking are tested.
For law, applicants’ professional knowledge and logical thinking are tested through verbal test tasks.
Participants are presented with 30 test tasks in the exam. Each correct answer is worth one point. Incorrect answers affect the result of correct answers. Specifically, 0.25 points are deducted from the total score for each incorrect answer.
To succeed in the exam, an applicant is required to score at least 15 points.