The Republican Institute for Knowledge Control has summed up the results of the centralized testing in Belarus

On July 6, Minsk/BELTA correspondent. The Republican Institute of Knowledge Control (RIKC) has summed up the results of the centralized testing in Belarus, as reported to BELTA by RIKC Director Nikolai Feskov. All certificates will be issued to applicants in the near future. The CT in the Belarusian language took place on June 14. 53,167 applicants were registered, 1,156 did not show up, and 52,000 passed. There were 5 absolute (100-point) results and 3 zero results. Nikolai Feskov emphasized that applicants who received 0 points will not be able to continue participating in the admission campaign. High results (from 100 to 50 points) were achieved by 17% of applicants. The average score for this group was 65.03. Results from 49-20 points were obtained by 53% of applicants, who scored an average of 31.4 points. Overall, the average score in the Belarusian language was 31.11. On June 15, the CT in the Russian language took place. A total of 96,591 applicants were registered, 2,084 applicants did not show up, and 94,491 applicants passed. There were 7 100-point results and 9 zero results. The average score for the high-achieving group was 65.71, and for the medium-achieving group - 31.03. The average score for all CT participants in this subject was 30.48. Centralized testing in the History of Belarus was held on June 17. 22,090 applicants were registered for the CT, 662 applicants did not show up, and 21,427 passed. There were 4 absolute and 4 zero results each. The average score in the group of 100-49 points was 64.13 points, and in the medium group (48-26 points) - 34.32. The average score for all CT participants in this subject was 34.88. The CT in Mathematics took place on June 19. 103,572 applicants were registered for this test, 3,239 people did not show up, and 100,321 applicants passed. There were 33 absolute (100-point) results and 490 zero results. The average score for the high-achieving group (100-36 points) was 54.56, and for the medium group (35-12 points) - 19.67 points. The average score for all participants was 21.56. On June 21, the CT in Social Studies took place. A total of 11,551 applicants registered, 162 applicants did not show up, and 11,089 passed. There were 6 absolute results and 3 zero results. High results (from 100 to 54 points) were achieved by 17% of applicants. The average score for this group was 69.1. In the medium-achieving group (53-28 points), the average score was 37.69. The average score for all participants was 38.26.

Centralized testing in Chemistry took place on June 22. 15,776 applicants were registered, 425 applicants did not attend the CT, 15,531 applicants passed. 5 applicants achieved 100-point results, three applicants received zero results. 17% of applicants scored between 100 and 50 points. The average score in this group was 64.44 points. 53% of applicants scored between 49 and 21 points. The average score here was 30.56. The average score of all test participants was 31.66.

Centralized testing in Modern World History took place on June 23. 1,997 applicants were registered, 100 applicants did not attend, 1,897 passed. No applicants achieved absolute results. 17% achieved high results (from 100 to 53 points), 53% of applicants achieved average scores (52-25). The average score in the first group was 66.05 points, in the second - 35.19 points. The average score of all participants was 35.54 points.

Centralized testing in Physics took place on June 25. A total of 45,770 applicants were registered, 2,179 did not attend, 43,586 passed. There were 2 absolute (100-point) results and 79 zero results. 17% of applicants achieved high results, scoring between 100 and 27 points. 53% of applicants achieved average results, scoring between 26 and 12 points. The average score in the first group was 45.04, in the second - 16.93 points. The average score of all participants was 18.6.

Centralized testing in Biology took place on June 26. A total of 27,717 applicants were registered, 1,091 applicants did not attend, 26,623 applicants passed. There was 1 absolute (100-point) result and 11 zero results. 17% of applicants achieved high results (from 100 to 41 points). 53% of applicants achieved average results (40-23). The average score for the high-achieving group was 54.76 points, and for the average-achieving group - 29.48. The average score of all participants was 29.97 points.

Centralized testing in French took place on June 28. 1,440 applicants were registered, 62 applicants did not attend, 1,378 applicants passed. Only one applicant achieved an absolute result, and 2 received 0 points. 17% of applicants achieved high results (100-46 points). 53% of applicants achieved average results (45-20 points). The average score in the first group was 69.61 points, and in the second - 27.34 points. The average score of all participants was 31.45 points.

On June 28, the Centralized Test (CT) in Spanish was also held. 346 applicants were registered for this language test, 19 applicants did not attend, and 327 applicants passed. No one received an absolute score, nor a zero score. 17% of applicants received high scores (100-46 points), and 53% of applicants received average scores (45-20 points). The average score in the first group was 63.57 points, and in the second group - 27.33 points. The average score of all participants was 33.58 points. The CT in German was also held on June 28. 5,645 applicants were registered, 281 applicants did not attend the test, and 5,362 applicants passed. No one received absolute (100-point) scores, and only one applicant received a zero score. 17% of applicants achieved high scores (100-46 points), and 53% achieved average scores (45-20 points). The average score for the group with high scores was 63.39 points, and for the second group - 26.55 points. The average score of all test participants was 27.62 points. Another CT held on June 28 was in English. 29,971 applicants were registered for it, 1,355 applicants did not attend the test, and 28,614 applicants passed. One female applicant received an absolute (100-point) score, and 11 applicants received zero scores. 17% of applicants were in the high score group (100-46 points), and 53% of applicants had average scores (45-20 points). The average score for the first group was 63.57, and for the second group - 27.33 points. The CT in Geography took place on June 29. 2,532 applicants were registered, 108 did not attend, and 2,424 applicants passed. None of the applicants received absolute (100-point) scores, and only one received a score of 0. High scores (100-57 points) were achieved by 17% of applicants, and average scores (56-27 points) by 53% of applicants. The average score for the first group was 69.6, and for the second group - 38.66 points. The average score of all participants was 38.5 points.-0-

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