Today, 59,080 students are registered to take the Centralized Examination (an elective subject) (56,932 students in 2025).

The largest number of students registered for mathematics is 19,400 (32.8%) (18,992 in 2025, 33.4%), followed by social studies (12,611 (21.3%) (10,936 in 2025, 19.2%), and biology (11,873 (20.1%) (10,527 in 2025, 18.5%).

702 students were exempted from the Centralized Examination (478 in 2025), including 338 students studying at home (303 in 2025), 197 winners of the third and final stages of the Republican Olympiad (302 in 2025), and 167 for medical reasons (not in effect in 2025).

808 school buses were used to transport students to the Centralized Examination places (860 in 2025).

7,071 teaching staff supported the Centralized Examination in classrooms (8,454 teaching staff in 2025).

58,874 students (99.7%) began the Centralized Examination (in 2025: 56,778 (99.7%)).

204 students, including 81 external students, did not attend the Centralized Examination (in 2025: 146 students, including 69 external students). The main reasons for students not attending the Centralized Examination were the same as last year: illness and participation in sports competitions.

Two students were not admitted to the Centralized Examination sites due to lack of a passport (in 2025: 3 students).

Fifteen students did not complete the Centralized Examination due to health reasons (in 2025: 6 students). All students received timely qualified assistance.

Nine students were removed from classrooms for using mobile phones and headphones, a multifunctional calculator, and for making changes to the answer sheet after the time had elapsed (none in 2025).

In 2026, conditions were created for 178 participants to complete the Centralized Examination, taking into account the specific illnesses and the need to use mobile devices with health monitoring software: diabetes (99 students), musculoskeletal disorders (28 students), and hearing impairments (51 students). Two visually impaired students were permitted to use scaled answer sheets. Volunteers were organized at all Centralized Examination sites.

Students who did not complete the Centralized Examination due to health reasons or who did not attend the Centralized Examination for valid reasons will be able to complete the Centralized Examination on a reserve day – June 20. They will receive their general secondary education certificate individually and will be able to participate in the admissions campaign.