In Kyrgyzstan, they want more than 70% of graduates to pass the threshold score of the OTR.

The Cabinet of Ministers has developed initiatives to improve the country's educational system as part of the National Development Program until 2030.

Among the proposed measures are increasing the coverage of preschool education for children aged 3 to 5 years to 80% and school education for children aged 6 to 17 years to 98.8%. All educational institutions are planned to be equipped with ramps to ensure access for children with disabilities.

According to the plan, 40% of primary school students should demonstrate educational achievements at the basic level and above in mathematics, while 55% should do so in reading. The average score on the National Testing (ORT) should reach 130, with more than 70% of graduates required to pass the minimum testing threshold.

There are also plans to increase the share of educational institutions with access to high-speed internet and using digital educational platforms to 98%, as well as to raise the number of teachers with educational laptops to 85%.

It is planned to increase spending on science to 0.5-1% of the gross domestic product.

In 2025, about 67% of graduates from Kyrgyzstan were able to exceed the threshold score of the ORT, with the average score being around 127.