On Sunday, more than 51,000 applicants will take the entrance exam

The State Examination Center (SEC) of Azerbaijan will hold the entrance examination to higher education institutions for specialty groups I and IV on June 7. On the same day, an examination in the subject "geography" will be held for those who chose both subgroups - DT and TC - in specialty group III.

As reported by BAKU.WS with reference to the SEC, testing will be organized in Baku, Khankendi, Nakhchivan, Ganja, Shamkir, Agstafa, Gazakh, Sumgayit, Absheron, Shamakhi, Mingachevir, Sheki, Zagatala, Barda, Goychay, Ujar, Kurdamir, Shirvan, Sabirabad, Salyan, Lankaran, Jalilabad, Guba, and Khachmaz.

Participants can print their "examination pass" from the center's website starting May 26.

The pass indicates the date of the test, the city (district), building, hall, examination start time, the time of the applicant's arrival at the examination building, and other information.

We once again draw the attention of applicants to the fact that the examination begins at 10:00. The admission period ends 15 minutes before the start - at 09:45, and after that participants are not allowed into the building.

Each applicant has a different assigned arrival time at the examination building - it is indicated in the pass. Therefore, it is recommended to arrive at the testing venue at the specified time.

Applicants must have the following documents with them:

- admission pass;

- original identity document:

a) citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan (including those under 16 years of age) - identity card;

b) foreigners and stateless persons - temporary residence permit card issued by the State Migration Service on the territory of the Republic of Azerbaijan, and foreign citizens who have received refugee status and their family members - refugee certificate;

- participants who do not have a photograph in their identity document must, along with other documents, present a certificate from their educational institution with attached photographs (a 3x4 cm photograph of the applicant is affixed to the certificate and stamped with a seal).

A total of 212 examination buildings and 3,803 examination halls have been allocated for conducting examinations in cities and districts. For test administration, 212 chief examination supervisors, 605 examination supervisors, 4,716 observers, 673 admission control staff, and 212 building representatives have been engaged.

It is expected that 33,986 applicants will participate in the entrance examinations for specialty group I, 6,518 for group IV, 11,186 in the geography examination for applicants who chose both DT and TC subgroups in specialty group III, totaling 51,690 applicants.

The examination will also include 65 applicants with disabilities (blind, with cerebral palsy, hearing impairments, and other limitations). Special halls have been allocated in examination buildings for their comfortable participation, and individual observers have been assigned for visually impaired persons whose bodily functions are impaired by 81-100%. Conditions have also been created for access and movement of applicants with limited mobility into buildings and halls. In addition, special training sessions have been conducted for observers working with participants with disabilities.