High school, grades 10–11
The four entrance exam groups, six extra hours a week in profile subjects, a mock exam every month.

In grade 10 each student chooses one of the four groups of the state university entrance exam, and those subjects get six extra hours a week. Groups run with 8 to 16 students; if fewer than eight choose a group, its subjects are taught on an individual timetable.
Exam preparation happens at school, so families don’t have to hire tutors: profile lessons, a monthly mock exam in the state format (out of 700) and a one-to-one review with the teacher after each mock are all on the timetable.
At the end of grade 11 students sit the final exam (300 points) and the entrance exam (400 points). In 2026 our 49 graduates averaged 536, and 12 of them scored over 600.
Subjects and weekly hours
| Subject | Hours |
|---|---|
| Language of instruction and literature | 4 |
| Second language: Russian or Azerbaijani | 1 |
| English | 5 |
| Maths | 4 |
| History of Azerbaijan | 2 |
| Physics | 2 |
| Chemistry | 2 |
| Biology | 2 |
| Geography | 1 |
| ICT | 1 |
| Pre-conscription training | 2 |
| PE | 2 |
| Profile subjects (by group) | 6 |
| Total | 34 |
What a day looks like
A day in grade 10
- 08:30–10:05Lessons 1 and 2
- 10:05–10:20Break and snack
- 10:20–12:55Lessons 3 to 5
- 12:55–13:30Lunch
- 13:30–15:55Lessons 6 to 8: profile subjects in groups
- 16:00–17:30Tuesday and Thursday: mock reviews and office hours
- 18:10Evening bus run
Profile groups
Students choose a group at the start of grade 10 and can change it until the end of the first half-year.
- Group I
- Maths, physics, chemistryLeads to: Engineering, IT, architecture
- Group II
- Maths, geography, a foreign languageLeads to: Economics, finance, management
- Group III
- Language, literature, historyLeads to: Law, journalism, languages
- Group IV
- Biology, chemistry, physicsLeads to: Medicine, dentistry, pharmacy
The class of 2026
47 of our 49 graduates got into university. The average score was 536 out of 700, 12 scored over 600, and 17 of those going to state universities won tuition-free places.
| State universities in Baku | 30 |
|---|---|
| Universities abroad: Turkey, Hungary, Germany, Czechia | 11 |
| Private universities in Baku | 6 |
| College or a gap year | 2 |
Teachers at this stage
All teachers
Farid KarimovDeputy principal, maths (10–11)Applied mathematics, 1999At Kamal since 2011 
Natalya HuseynovaHead of the Russian section, Russian and literature (5–11)Russian philology, 2001At Kamal since 2012 
Aytan RustamovaHead of English (7–11)English philology, 2005; international teaching certificate, 2011At Kamal since 2013 
Rauf AlakbarovPhysics (7–11)Physics, 1992At Kamal since 2010

