The publication of preliminary results for the 2026 Unified National Examinations for university applicants has begun, according to the National Assessment and Examinations Center of Georgia. Preliminary results have currently been published for exams in Georgian Language and Literature, Ossetian Language, History, Chemistry, Fine and Applied Arts, and Civic Education.
“To check their results, applicants must visit online.naec.ge and enter their personal identification number and eight-digit password into the designated fields. On their personal page, exam takers will be able to review a copy of their answer sheet and view their preliminary score for a specific subject.
- The maximum score for the Georgian Language and Literature, Ossetian Language, and History exams is 60, with a minimum passing score of over 15.
- For Chemistry, the maximum score is 63, and the minimum passing score is 16.
- For Fine and Applied Arts, the maximum score is 70, and the minimum passing score is 18.
- For Civic Education, the maximum score is 60, and the minimum passing score is 16.
- For Georgian Language and Literature, as well as History, applicants whose score exceeds 15 points following the scaling (equating) procedure will also retain the opportunity to clear the passing threshold.
Whether an applicant has ultimately cleared the passing threshold will become known after the final results are published,” the statement reads.