Counted the way the board counts
Up to 100 points from the exam, 72 for grades, 28 for achievements — with the breakdown in the result.
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A points calculator that counts the way the board does.
Admissions come down to one number: at most 200 points from the exam, grades and achievements. The portal computes it under the regulation, then shows what parents actually came for: where that number was enough in previous years.
- points calculator
- thresholds
- remaining places
- 335 cities
- GUS data
01 The task
One number decides.
Nobody says which one.
Threshold scores are public, but scattered across several hundred admissions portals and only while enrolment is open. A year later they are nowhere.
So a parent is handed a problem with incomplete data: compute the points, guess where they will be enough, and rank a list of preferences — in two weeks and with no reference point.
02 The build
Points, thresholds
and the rest of the context.
The calculator is the entry point, but on its own it does not answer "where will I get in". So underneath it sits a school database and city data.
Previous years' thresholds
How many points were enough for a specific class. The data that disappears from portals once enrolment closes.
Remaining places and rankings
Supplementary enrolment, the Perspektywy ranking and a school comparison in one place.
City data
Housing prices, salaries, nursery places. Context for a decision that is rarely only about the school.
03 Numbers
The scale of it.
0+
secondary schools in the database
0
cities with a dedicated page
0
municipalities in the primary school ranking
0
points — the admissions maximum
As of 10 September 2026, taken straight from the live site.
Work out your child's score.
The calculator is free and needs no account. The result splits out immediately.
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