09/09/2026
Armenian 15-year-old school students recorded low scores across mathematics, science, reading, and problem-solving skills in the latest Programme for International Student Assessment conducted by the OECD.
The global evaluation assessed roughly 800,000 students across more than 90 countries and territories. In multiple subject areas, Armenia’s performance fell below the regional benchmarks established by peers in neighboring Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey.
The reading results highlighted significant educational challenges, with Armenia ranking 79th out of 90 participating education systems, outperforming only 11 countries and territories worldwide. Asian education systems led the international rankings, with Singapore and China securing the top positions across nearly every tested competency.