Greek student Georgia Zafeiropoulou scores 19,000 in 2026 Panhellenic Exams

Georgia Zafeiropoulou of the Auglea‑Linaradatos schools earned 19,000 points in the 4th Scientific field (Economics and Informatics) of the 2026 Panhellenic examinations, placing her among the top candidates in a year marked by a particularly demanding economics section.

The 2026 exams saw 74,854 candidates nationwide. Modern Greek Language and Literature registered the strongest performance, with 84.27% of students scoring between 10 and 20 points. In contrast, Ancient Greek, History and Mathematics Orientation acted as “weak links,” with more than half of those test‑takers falling below the base score. Chemistry proved the most challenging subject overall, while Biology and Language performed well in Health‑related tracks.

These results influence university admissions, especially for high‑demand programs, as subject‑specific scores determine placement in competitive faculties.