Israeli Bagrut & Psychometric
Verified95/100Comprehensive guide to Israel's Bagrut matriculation exams and Psychometric entrance test (PET), including grade calculation formulas, exam structure, NITE registration, and strategies for maximizing university admission scores
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Israeli high school students face a complex system of Bagrut matriculation exams and the Psychometric entrance test (PET), with different grading formulas, bonus points, and university-specific weightings. Confusion between the overlapping terms and calculations leads to suboptimal study planning and missed opportunities to maximize admission scores.
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When to Apply
- When you need to calculate a final Bagrut subject grade (70% exam + 30% magen)
- When planning which subjects to take at 5-unit level for maximum bonus points
- When registering for the Psychometric test and need to understand exam structure and scoring
- When estimating a sekhem (combined admission score) for university applications
- When building a strategy to maximize admission chances for competitive programs
Try These Prompts
I got 82 on my 5-unit math Bagrut exam and my magen is 90. What is my final grade and how does it affect my Bagrut average?
I am taking the Psychometric in 3 months. My practice scores are: Quantitative 125, Verbal 110, English 130. What preparation plan do you recommend?
My Bagrut average is 95 and my Psychometric is 700. What are my chances of getting into Computer Science at Hebrew University?
I am in 10th grade and deciding which subjects to take at 5 units. What will have the most impact on my Bagrut average?
Frequently Asked Questions
Changelog
Substantive update: fixed the 5-unit bonus model (flat per subject, grade-60 gate, not tiered by score), corrected the passing grade to 55, updated the oleh benefit (+10/+15 by Hebrew level, 10 years or age 23), added the December 2026 psychometric reform (English to AMIRNET, Quant 50% + Verbal 50%), added a rights layer (moed bet, appeals, accommodations), and fixed the mandatory-subjects table.
May 28, 2026
2024-25 reform section (English matzav 2, 5-yedaot relaxations, oral/project components, wartime accommodations), hedged PET fee with NITE annual updates note.
Apr 25, 2026
Added Reference Links section pointing to official sources for fact verification.
Apr 15, 2026
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