The Agency for Youth Affairs has published a draft government decree, according to which, from May 1, it is proposed to reimburse the costs spent on passing international exams.
According to the document, young people with high scores will be fully reimbursed for the cost of the exam. Payments will be made at the expense of the Agency for Youth Affairs.
The agency will reimburse the costs if the examinee earns the following points:
• IELTS - 7 and higher;
• TOEFL - 95 and above;
• GMAT - 75 percentile and higher based on exam results (Verbal / Quantitative);
• GRE - 75 percentile or higher based on exam results (Verbal / Quantative);
• SAT - 1200 and higher.
Refunds will be requested through the Public Service Centers or the Single Interactive Public Services Portal.
In addition, the El-Yurt Umidi Foundation, on the basis of high scores in international exams, organizes education abroad for young people entering top 1000 foreign universities in the world.
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