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The number of tasks on the exam in 2027 will change in two subjects

According to the FIIP, which studied TASS, the number of tasks will change only in two subjects of the exam, while the remaining disciplines will remain unchanged

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The number of tasks on the exam in 2027 will change in two subjects

According to TASS, the number of tasks will change only in two subjects of the exam, while the rest of the disciplines will remain unchanged.

In particular, the total number of tasks in the history version of the CIM increased from 21 to 22, and the maximum primary score increased from 42 to 43. In profile mathematics, the number of tasks also increased - from 19 to 20, while the maximum primary score for the performance of all work increased from 32 to 33.

In all other subjects, the number of tasks remained at the same level.

Earlier it was reported that applicants in 2027 will be able to pass the fourth exam for additional points.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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