As part of the “1+4” program, a mock university preparation exam was held at the Azerbaijan House in Marneuli, Georgia. The exam was organized by the Georgia Azerbaijanis Integration Centre (GAIC) with the support of the State Committee on Work with Diaspora of the Republic of Azerbaijan.

Nearly 150 applicants participated in the mock exam. More than 80 of the participants were students enrolled in the mathematics and logic preparatory courses offered by GAIC. The examination was organized free of charge for all participants.

The main purpose of the mock exam was to assess the applicants’ knowledge and level of preparedness, help them adapt to a real examination environment, and support their more effective preparation for the university admission process.

GAIC’s experienced mathematics and logic instructors, Farzin Mashadiyev, Ahmadali Babashov, and Emin Mammadov, demonstrated a high level of professionalism in preparing and organizing the examination, making a significant contribution to its success.

Mahabbat Imanov, Director of the Azerbaijan House and GAIC, emphasized that one of the centre’s primary objectives is to improve the educational level of young people, enhance their academic knowledge, and strengthen their integration into society.

“We implement large-scale projects and programs in the field of education. Our main purpose is to support the development of young people’s knowledge and skills and create favourable opportunities for their future success,” he said.

GAIC will continue implementing similar initiatives in the future to support the education and academic development of young people.