National Comparative Exams

Students have the possibility to sit for exams
in the following modules:
General Academic PrerequisitesTests general skills and aptitudes needed for successful completion of university studies. Contains 66 multiple-choice items divided into two sections: Verbal Reasoning and Analytical Reasoning. |
Social SciencesTests high-school level knowledge in the area of social sciences (psychology, sociology, philosphy, politology, law, modern history, european integration and economics). Contains 60 multiple-choice items. |
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MathematicsTests high-school level mathematics (algebra, geometry, probability and statistics etc.). Contains 30 multiple-choice items. |
Natural SciencesTests high-school level knowledge in the area of biology and chemistry. Contains 40 (biology) and 30 (chemistry) multiple-choice items. |
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EnglishTests B2-level English. Consists of three sections: Listening, Reading and Use of English. Contains 60 items, mostly multiple-choice. |
GermanTests B2-level German. Contains 60 multiple-choice items focused on listening, reading, grammar, vocabulary and common conversation phrases. |
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TESA (Test of English for Studies Abroad)English exam designed to evaluate student’s level of English according to CEFR (namely B1, B2, C1 or C2). Contains Listening, Reading, Use of English, Writing and Speaking. |
SpanishTests B2-level Spanish. Contains 60 items, mostly multiple-choice, focused on listening, reading, grammar, vocabulary, common conversation phrases and word formation. |