Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are there in the test and how much time do I have to write it?
All Krok 1, Krok 2, Krok 3, Krok M and Krok B exams consist of 150 questions each. Students are given 1 minute per questions. Additional time is given to the foreign students, who are non-native speakers of Ukrainian or Russian. Students can submit their filled test papers at any moment before the scheduled time of exam completion.
After erasing incorrect answers in my answer sheet, there are noticeable traces left on paper and it looks untidy. Will it be a problem when my answer sheet is being processed later?
How are the exam results calculated?
According to the exam results, in some subtests my score is below the minimum passing score. How will it affect my results?
Why is my result stated in the certificate different from the result sent to my school after the exam? How can I be sure that my result in the certificate is correct?
What can be done if I am ill on the day of the exam? Should I be present anyway?
My state of health requires that special conditions are met when I take the test. What should I do?
What is the source of Krok test tasks?
Is it possible to guess the letter corresponding with the correct answer?
Does the test include the tasks from the tests held in the previous years?
Can filing an Appeal help a student, who lacks just a few points, to get a minimum passing score? Can a student suspended from the exam file an Appeal?