The final results of the June matriculation session have been announced, indicating an overall passing score of 3.66. Analysis of the performance data shows varying passing scores across different examination components. Specifically, students who took the state-run written exam achieved the highest recorded score with a passing mark of 3.91.
For the state-run written exam, the passing score was 3.62, and the final exam yielded a passing score of 3.59. The Ministry of Education and Science released these results two months after the initial external examination, following the consideration of appeals. Minister Vesna Jovanska characterized the overall achievement as satisfactory.
She noted that the current level of the score is comparable to last year’s passing score of 3.69 and represents a notable improvement over the projected 2024 score of 3.26. Minister Jovanska attributed the objective results to the preparation efforts of all parties involved in organizing the examination. To summarize the passing benchmarks, the state-run written exam recorded a passing score of 3.91, while the final exam established a passing score of 3.62.
Notably, the final exam’s passing score of 3.59 is highlighted as the best score achieved by students compared to last year’s state-run written exam passing score of 3.69.
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