About the project
eMaturita.sk is an unofficial information guide to the electronic form of the external part of the Slovak school-leaving exam (maturita), introduced from the 2025/2026 school year. On a single page it sums up what eMaturita is, when it takes place and how it works.
You will find the 2026 exam timeline, from student registration through trial and load testing and the dress rehearsal to the regular, substitute and resit dates. The subject overview shows which subjects are tested electronically and which only on paper, including the time allowed and the number of tasks. A separate section describes the PET electronic testing platform step by step, from login to the preliminary result.
Students will find practical tips, for example on keyboard settings, working with the paper answer sheet or what to do in case of a technical problem. At the end there are links to official sources and practice materials. The site is not run by NIVaM (the national institute responsible for the exam) or by the Ministry of Education.
What you will find
- What eMaturita is
- Timeline
- Subjects
- PET platform
- Benefits
- Preparation tips
- Useful links
How to search
- You will find the dates of each step and exam in the Timeline section.
- The Subjects section shows which subject is taken electronically, when, and how much time there is for the test.
- The PET platform section shows in five steps what working in the testing platform looks like.
- Before the exam, go through the Preparation tips; official instructions are available via Useful links.
Frequently asked questions
What is eMaturita?
The electronic form of the external part of the school-leaving exam, which Slovakia is introducing from the 2025/2026 school year. Its content is equivalent to the paper version; only the format changes.
Which subjects can be taken electronically?
In the first stage, Slovak language and literature and Hungarian language and literature. Other subjects are tested on paper only for now.
Is eMaturita compulsory?
Participation is voluntary for students. However, every secondary school with a final-year class must take part and ensure that at least 5 students participate.
How much time is there for the electronic Slovak test?
100 minutes, plus an extra 10 minutes for the paper answer sheet, on which answers are recorded at the same time.
