Students can try their knowledge in general secondary education subjects. Applicants must choose those subjects they’ll need to enter a university. There are 15 subjects available to choose between: Belarusian, Russian, Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese, Belarusian history, Social Studies, World History (modern times), and Geography. Past year graduates can try their skills as well. These trials allow students to see their current level and prepare themselves mentally for the upcoming real tests.

As before, there are 138 examination centers. Each one is to determine their own schedule and number of participants they can receive. In order to take on the trial testing one must register online on the website of the Republican Institute for Knowledge Control using personal account or register in one of the centers and get a pass.

Let us remind you that the processing of answer sheets and calculation of results is carried out using the technology of centralized examination and centralized testing. After passing the second stage at the end of February, the TT participants will be provided with solutions to the test tasks to work on errors using a set of test tasks, and will also be given valuable advice.

The third and final stage of trial testing will take place in March-April. Up-to-date information on the organization and conduct of RT can be found on the RIKC website. English version of the website is available!