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Education · National entrance exams · Update 13.10.2026 · 21:09

Repeat entrance exams: admission results released, enrolment on 14–19 October

Successful general and vocational school candidates apply directly to their department or school office. The standard electronic enrolment platform is not used.

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Updated 13.10.2026 · 21:09 — What changed: admission results and the enrolment period have been announced. The earlier preference-form submission stage has ended.

On 13 October 2026, Greece's Education Ministry released admission results for candidates in the repeat general and vocational upper-secondary national exams. Their successful department or school can be found at results.it.minedu.gov.gr.

Access requires the eight-digit candidate code and four initial characters, one each from the surname, given name, father's name and mother's name, in capital letters.

Enrolment on 14–19 October

Enrolment runs from Wednesday, 14 October through Monday, 19 October 2026. Candidates apply directly to their department or school office, in person, electronically such as by email, or by post. The standard electronic enrolment process is not used.

Documents required

Successful candidates provide an identity card or passport and any additional documents requested by the office, such as a declaration of non-enrolment elsewhere or a deregistration certificate.

Electronic or postal submissions also require a statutory declaration that all information and supporting documents are accurate and true. It must be issued through gov.gr or carry a physical signature with certified authenticity.

The previous stage

Preference forms for this candidate category were submitted on 5–8 October. The new announcement concerns successful repeat-exam candidates and does not reopen a general preference-form window.

Source: Greek Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports

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