Secondary school admissions

Do I have a chance?

Enter your practice entrance exam results and for the programmes on your shortlist we show what scores those admitted had in past years.

The lowest score admitted is not a cut-off.
What else decides

Who gets in depends on how many apply that year, how applicants ranked the programme (you are admitted only to your highest priority where you succeed) and the school’s other criteria. The JPZ makes up at least 60% of the assessment (40% at sports grammar schools); the school sets the rest. Every year differs and a practice test isn’t the real exam, so treat the numbers as a guide, not a prediction.

Your practice JPZ results

Enter your Czech and maths percentages, e.g. from a mock exam or a CERMAT practice test. We add them up as in the CERMAT data (0–200).

Your score–

The numbers stay in this browser; we don’t send them anywhere.

Programmes and admitted scores

Programmes from the link. Star them to keep them on your shortlist. My shortlist

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Informační technologie

EntryPlacesApplicationsAdmittedLowest score admittedAverage admitted
2026/27, round 12444 (11 1st choice)133875
2026/27, round 276 (3 1st choice)36468.7
2025/26, round 12540 (16 1st choice)184075.2
2025/26, round 232 (1 1st choice)17878
2024/25, round 12528 (12 1st choice)12090.4
2024/25, round 2104 (1 1st choice)18686

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