The article presents interactive maps showing the number of points required for admission to various high schools in the Czech Republic based on previous years' data, as students prepare to submit applications and take entrance exams.
The article from Aktuálně.cz discusses the interest levels in different high schools in Czechia over the last two years and provides detailed interactive maps that outline the necessary points for admission. Students can apply to up to five programs, which include three non-talented programs and two that require talent tests. The deadline for application submissions is set for February 20, while the entrance exams take place in April.
The interactive maps convey crucial information regarding the minimum points needed for admission based on the results from last year's and the year before's standardized tests, published by Cermat. Each school's details include the average scores from both Czech and mathematics subjects, along with the number of applicants and how many were accepted. This information is particularly beneficial for students who wish to gauge their chances of admission to the desired schools.
Comparative analysis of the high schools and gymnasiums is drawn from publicly available data, with some institutions utilizing additional criteria for admissions such as grades from primary school or special achievements. This initiative aims to aid prospective students in their application process by providing clear and detailed statistical insights into the admission landscape for Czech high schools.
