The State Examination Center has announced the results of the entrance exam held on May 24, 2026, for the II and III specialty groups.
Medianews.az reports that the SEC has released this information.
Applicants who participated in the exam can check the results, graphical representations of the answer sheet and response paper, as well as the evaluation criteria for each open-ended question (the likely correct answers, solutions, and evaluation scale) here.
Applicants can also learn about the exam results by sending the code given on the entrance ticket to the number 7727 via mobile operators (Azercell, Bakcell, Nar).
Of the 56,847 applicants who confirmed their application to participate in the exam (28,507 for group II, 28,340 for group III), 2,429 (1,663 for group II, 766 for group III) did not participate in the exam. Twelve applicants who participated in the exam were expelled due to rule violations, and their results were annulled.
In this exam, the highest score in specialty group II was achieved by Rustamli Banuchichek Bakhtiyar qizi, a graduate of Secondary School No. 169 in Sabunchu district of Baku city, who scored 397 points. She scored 291.9 points in the first phase of the exam. With a total of 688.9 points from both phases, Rustamli Banuchichek is the applicant with the highest score in specialty group II.
In this exam, three applicants scored 400 points, achieving the highest result in specialty group III: Guliyeva Zeynab Aladdin qizi, a graduate of the S.Bahlulzade Foreign Languages Profile Gymnasium in Surakhani district of Baku city; Qasimova Aisha Ilgar qizi, a graduate of School-Lyceum No. 62 in Nizami district of Baku city; and Qardashova Fidan Ceyhun qizi, a graduate of the college in Qalacyk village, Ismayilly district. Guliyeva Zeynab Aladdin qizi scored 287.7 points in the first phase, Qasimova Aisha Ilgar qizi 285.9 points, and Qardashova Fidan Ceyhun qizi 285.2 points.
According to the total of both phases, the applicant with the highest score in specialty group III, scoring 688.7 points, is Musayeva Ayan Fuad qizi, a graduate of Secondary School No. 1 in Duz Qirqili village, Tovuz district. She scored 291.7 in the first phase and 397 in the second phase of the exam.
Recall that the maximum score in the first phase of the exam is 300, and in the second phase it is 400. The competition is held based on the total points gathered from both phases.
An Appeals Commission will operate at the SEC to review applications related to exam results. Those wishing to apply to the Appeals Commission can register by filling out an electronic application on the SEC website from 10:00 on June 18 to 17:00 on June 20. Applicants who do not register within this period will not be able to apply to the Appeals Commission later. In the electronic application, the question number about which the appeal is made must be selected, the content of the appeal must be written, and the specific evaluation criterion on which it is based must be indicated. If the content of the appeal is not specified in the electronic application, the application will not be accepted and that appeal will not be reviewed. The appeals process proceeds in the following sequence:
The Appeals Commission examines all works subject to appeal;
The expert opinion (in writing) on the questions appealed by the applicants is attached to the appeals applications;
An SMS is sent to the phone number indicated in the applicants’ appeal applications informing them about the completion of the appeals process.
After this, applicants can access their applications on the website apelyasiya.dim.gov.az, view the results of the appeal, and print the expert opinion from there.
Appeals related to answers marked in a manner inconsistent with the instructions on the answer sheet, including corrections that cause the optical device to consider the answer incorrect (for example, shading two circles in a closed question, etc.), will not be considered.
Before applying to the Appeals Commission, applicants can review their results, graphical representation of the answer sheet, and evaluation criteria for each open-ended question on the SEC website’s exam results page. Experience from previous exams shows that approximately 15% of applicants who submitted appeals did not answer the question at all or compared their own answer with the possible correct answers and evaluation scale without familiarizing themselves before appealing to the commission. Applicants are hereby informed that such appeals will not be considered.