DİM · score calculator
University entrance and graduation score calculator
The entrance score is out of 700: stage 1 (11th-grade graduation) 300, stage 2 (block) 400. Each subject is scored by DİM's published rule (DİM documents, 2024; the 2026 model also applies in 2027, except 11th-grade foreign language).
- 300 + 400 = 700 points
- Source: DİM documents, 2024
- Checked: 7 November 2026
The result is an estimate from the formula DİM publishes. DİM's documents give no worked example, and the official score is the one DİM announces.
11th-grade graduation (entrance stage 1)
Worked example
- Language of instruction (Azerbaijani or Russian) Working: 5/2 · (2 · 6 + 14)
- 65.0out of 100
- Mathematics Working: 25/8 · (2 · 3.5 + 3 + 9)
- 59.4out of 100
- Foreign language Working: 100/37 · (2 · 3 + 15)
- 56.8out of 100
- Stage 1, totalout of 300
- 181.2
Each subject's score is rounded to 0.1 (0.05 rounds up).
Block exam (entrance stage 2)
Worked example
- Azerbaijani (Russian) language 72.7 × 1.5 = 109.05
- 72.7out of 100 · weight 1.5
- History 53.0 × 1.5 = 79.5
- 53.0out of 100 · weight 1.5
- Geography 39.4 × 1 = 39.4
- 39.4out of 100 · weight 1
- Stage 2, totalout of 400
- 227.95
The entrance score = stage 1 (max 300) + stage 2 (max 400). Each subject's score is rounded to 0.1 (0.05 rounds up). The weighted total is built from the rounded subject scores; DİM does not say whether the total is rounded again.
9th-grade graduation
Worked example
- Language of instruction (Azerbaijani or Russian) Working: 50/17 · (2 · 2.5 + 18)
- 67.6out of 100
- Mathematics Working: 100/29 · (2 · 2 + 4 + 10)
- 62.1out of 100
- Foreign language Working: 10/3 · (3 + 0.5 + 1 + 15)
- 65.0out of 100
DİM's 9th-grade document gives each subject's score but not how the three combine into one result, so no overall score is calculated. Each subject's score is rounded to 0.1 (0.05 rounds up).
DİM formulas
Every formula was read from the pages of DİM's documents. Score = factor · (weighted task marks); each subject is worth 100.
11th grade
- Language of instruction (Azerbaijani or Russian)30 tasks5/2 · (2 · written + closed)
- Mathematics25 tasks25/8 · (2 · written + coded + closed)
- Foreign language30 tasks100/37 · (2 · written + closed)
- State language30 tasks10/3 · (written + closed)
9th grade
- Language of instruction (Azerbaijani or Russian)30 tasks50/17 · (2 · written + closed)
- Mathematics25 tasks100/29 · (2 · written + coded + closed)
- Foreign language26 tasks10/3 · (essay + T/F + coded + closed)
Block (30 tasks per subject: 22 closed, 5 coded open, 3 written open)
- Closed part: (right − wrong ÷ 4) · 100/33; 0 if negative
- Open part: (coded + 2 · written) · 100/33; a wrong answer does not count against you
- Subject score = closed + open part, rounded to 0.1; then multiplied by the group's weight (1.5 or 1).
Groups and weights (in order of priority)
- Group I · RKMathematics 1.5 · Physics 1.5 · Chemistry 1
- Group I · RİMathematics 1.5 · Physics 1.5 · Informatics 1
- Group IIMathematics 1.5 · Geography 1.5 · History 1
- Group III · DTAzerbaijani (Russian) language 1.5 · History 1.5 · Literature 1
- Group III · TCAzerbaijani (Russian) language 1.5 · History 1.5 · Geography 1
- Group IVBiology 1.5 · Chemistry 1.5 · Physics 1
Sources
- DİM: 11th-grade graduation — subjects, number of tasks and how scores are calculated document dated 29 May 2024
- DİM: how the stage 1 and stage 2 entrance scores are calculated, and the weights document dated 29 May 2024
- DİM: 9th grade — how scores are calculated document dated 16 October 2024
- DİM news, 10.09.2026: the 2027 graduation exams document dated 10 September 2026
- DİM news, 10.09.2026: the 2027 entrance exams document dated 10 September 2026
The formulas were checked against the pages of DİM's documents on 7 November 2026. The documents were posted on DİM's site in 2024; on 10.09.2026 DİM said the 2026 exam model applies in 2027 (except 11th-grade foreign language).
Good to know
Does a wrong answer lower the score?
Not in the graduation exams (11th and 9th grade): only right answers count. In the block exam each wrong closed answer takes away a quarter of a right one: (right − wrong ÷ 4) · 100/33, and a negative result is taken as 0. A wrong answer to an open task does not affect the score.
How are open tasks marked?
A coded open task gives 1 point for the right answer. Tasks that need a written answer are marked by examiners against criteria at 0, 1/3, 1/2, 2/3 or 1; in the formulas written tasks count twice (once in the state-language exam). So the written marks add up to a multiple of 1/6, for example 3.5 or 2.33.
How is the block score calculated?
Each subject has 30 tasks: 22 closed, 5 coded open and 3 written open. A subject is worth at most 100, rounded to 0.1 and multiplied by the group's weight (1.5 or 1); the three subjects add up to at most 400. The entrance score is stage 1 (max 300) plus stage 2 (max 400).
Is there a formula for the 2027 foreign-language exam?
No, not yet. In 2027 the 11th-grade foreign-language exam changes to a new 26-task model, and the 2026 formula cannot be applied to it. This page does not score that subject and gives no estimate. For language of instruction, mathematics, 9th grade and the block exam, DİM said the 2026 model stays in 2027.
Will the result match the score DİM gives?
The score here is an estimate from the formula DİM publishes. DİM's documents contain no worked example, and they do not say how a 0.05 tie is rounded or whether the weighted total is rounded again. The official score is the one DİM announces.
Why is there no overall score for the 9th grade?
DİM's 9th-grade document gives the formula for each subject's relative score but does not say how the three subjects combine into one result. The page shows the subject scores only and does not invent an overall one.