Among the proposed measures is an increase in the coverage of children aged 3-5 in preschool education to 80% and school education for children aged 6-17 to 98.8%. Additionally, all educational institutions in the country will need to be equipped with ramps for students with disabilities.
In primary school, it is planned that 40% of students will demonstrate achievements at the basic level and above in mathematics, and 55% in reading. The average score on the Unified Republican Testing (ORT) is expected to be around 130, with more than 70% of graduates needing to pass the threshold score of the test.
It is also planned to increase the number of educational institutions with access to high-speed internet and using digital platforms in teaching to 98%, and the share of teachers with laptops for educational purposes to 85%.
Furthermore, an increase in spending on science to 0.5-1% of the gross domestic product is anticipated.
According to data from 2025, about 67% of Kyrgyzstan's graduates were able to pass the threshold score of the ORT, with an average score of approximately 127.
