State Examination Center is Azerbaijan’s national educational testing authority overseeing standardized exams, university entrance assessments, and qualification certifications for students across the country.
The State Examination Center has finalized the admission results for secondary specialized educational institutions based on 9-year general education.
The State Examination Center has announced the results of the admission exams for specialty groups I and IV held on July 12,…
The State Examination Center has extended the deadline for master's degree specialization selection at higher education institutions until 13:00 on July 27.
On July 12, the State Examination Center held entrance exams for Groups I and IV specialties. The exam involved 36,356 applicants, and…
Entrance exams for Groups II and III were held simultaneously in 25 cities and regions of Azerbaijan. Eleven applicants were disqualified after…
The State Examination Center is Azerbaijan's primary institution responsible for organizing, conducting, and administering national educational examinations and standardized testing programs. It oversees entrance exams for secondary and higher education institutions, certification tests, and other official assessments that determine academic progression and qualification standards across the country. The Center plays a crucial role in ensuring fair, transparent, and consistent evaluation of students' knowledge and skills.
The institution maintains high examination standards while managing large-scale testing logistics involving thousands of participants annually. Its work directly impacts educational policy, university admissions, and the overall quality assurance framework within Azerbaijan's education system. The Center also coordinates with international testing bodies and follows globally recognized best practices in assessment methodology.
On jnews.az, our coverage of the State Examination Center includes news about examination schedules, policy changes, testing procedures, educational reforms, and developments affecting Jewish students and minority communities in Azerbaijan's education system. We report on accessibility measures, inclusivity initiatives, and any matters related to fair examination practices and educational opportunities for all citizens.
