Statistics show that the average score of girls on the main test was 6.7 points higher than that of boys (130.1 compared to 123.4). This trend has been observed in previous years as well.
In the "Mathematics" section, the difference in test results is minimal — only 0.3 points. For comparison, in 2024, girls scored 1 point higher in mathematics than boys in the same test.
Related topics ORT-2024: differences in results between girls and boys
In the "Analogies and Sentence Completion" section, girls outperformed boys by 1.9 points. In the "Reading and Comprehension" task, the difference was 1.3 points in favor of girls. Additionally, in the "Practical Grammar of the Chosen Language" test, girls scored 3.7 points higher, which is related to the fact that this section is generally a bit easier for girls.
As for the state language test, the results of girls and boys are similar — the average score for girls is 0.3 points higher (3.1 compared to 2.8).
In subject tests, there is a slight difference in results compared to the main indicators. In most subjects, except for mathematics and physics, the number of girls who passed the testing exceeds that of boys.
The results in biology, chemistry, mathematics, physics, and English for boys were higher by 0.5 points in natural sciences and by 2.8 points in English. Girls traditionally show higher results in history, Kyrgyz language and literature, as well as Russian language and literature.
In history, the difference is small — 0.5 points, in Kyrgyz language and literature — 7.7 points, and in Russian language and literature — 6.5 points in favor of girls.
