According to collected data, in 2025, out of 3,893 graduates from the region, 3,292 participated in the Unified Republican Testing (ORT).
As a result of this testing, 110 students demonstrated outstanding results. However, 912 graduates were unable to pass the ORT, with the highest numbers coming from the Kochkor and Jumgal districts.
Additionally, 611 students did not participate in the testing at all, the majority of whom are from the At-Bashinsky district. Specifically, 329 individuals chose not to take the ORT. The main reasons for this include the presence of schools in the region offering distance learning and the opinion of some graduates that the test is not mandatory.
“The results of the ORT and the level of participation vary by district, highlighting the need for analysis and the implementation of additional measures to increase engagement,” the report noted.
Important work continues in the social sphere in the Naryn region regarding the quality of education.
One of the priority tasks in the Naryn region is to improve the quality of the educational process. The results of the ORT serve as an important indicator of the effectiveness of this work.
In 2025, the Naryn region achieved a score of 69.4%, which allowed it to take third place among the regions of the country.
If we look at the results over the past three years, the average ORT score in 2022-2023 was 53.1%. In 2024-2025, this figure significantly increased to 69.4%. This growth is a result of comprehensive efforts to improve the quality of education.
For 2026, the region aims to raise the ORT results to 72% and plans to develop specific measures to achieve this goal,” the report concluded.
