Students who took the National Assessment 2026 are preparing for high school admission. Between July 13-20, they complete the registration forms, and on July 22, the computerized allocation takes place.

Students who took the National Assessment 2026 are entering a crucial stage of admission to high school. Between July 13 and 20, eighth-grade graduates, along with their parents and class teachers, complete the enrollment forms, establishing the order of preferences for high schools. An error in completion can influence the computerized allocation on July 22. The final results of the National Assessment will be displayed on July 8, and the county hierarchy on July 9. The allocation is based on the admission average, and admitted students must submit their files between July 23 and 28. The Ministry of Education recommends that students prepare in advance, check the codes, and fill out as many options as possible. The allocation is carried out in descending order of averages, and the order of options is essential for success.