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2025 Bases: How the minimum admission base per field will move – The first estimates

The estimates of the career advisor, Stratos Stratigakis - Why the number of high achievers has halved this year - At 8.43 will be the threshold for admission to a university department this year

Panhellenic Exams 2025: Low performance in Physics for a large number of candidates in the sciences and medical school – What the first statistics show

The scores of the Panhellenic Examinations were announced - In which subjects there are large percentages below the base of 10

Panhellenic Exam grades 2025: The results are uploaded on results.it.minedu.gov.gr

Students who had submitted a request will also receive their scores via SMS on their mobile phone

Panhellenic exams 2025: Scoring is completed by Friday

Between 26 and 27 June the announcement of the candidates' marks

Historic starting point for non-state universities in October – What the Deputy Minister of Education Nikos Papaioannou announced

12 universities evaluated

Panhellenic Examinations 2025: The first estimates for scores and results

In the last days of June the announcement of the scores is expected - Spanish is the first language for the Special Subjects examinations

Panhellenic Exams 2025: Today’s (30/5) topics in Modern Greek language

What the candidates were examined on in the Panhellenic Exams

These are the 12 foreign universities that applied for operating licenses starting in September

A 13th educational institution, Sunderland University, has submitted an application for the 2026-27 academic year

Sorbonne Paris Nord: “We belong to the top 4.4% of the best universities in the world”

The university has applied to open a private, non-profit institution in Greece – The university will offer studies in Law, Economics, and Physical Education

London School of Economics – LSE Greeks: Prime ministers, business leaders and intellectuals

Since 1980, more than 4,000 Greeks have passed through the gates of the iconic British university with global prestige and influence as students, lecturers and sponsors

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