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Key Facts: Civil Service and Municipal Service Computer Testing Exam

30+30+50 / 60+50

Official computer-test item counts for chief/senior vs junior posts

Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026, Annex 4 (mkk.gov.kg)

50% legislation gate

Minimum legislation-knowledge score required before the logical test

Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026

3 years

Personnel-reserve enrollment period from the date of inclusion

Regulation under Presidential Decree No. 43 of 13 February 2026

21 / 18 years

Minimum age for state civil service / municipal service

Law No. 125 requirements published at gov.kg/ru/p/civil_service

ky / ru

Official computer-testing languages (state and official languages)

Agency testing rules; e-Kyzmat portal (kyzmat.gov.kg)

Fee not published

No candidate sitting tariff found on Agency or e-Kyzmat pages reviewed

mkk.gov.kg testing pages checked 2026-09-18

Kyrgyz e-Kyzmat cadre-reserve testing uses 30+30+50 items (chief/senior) or 60+50 items (junior), with a 50 percent legislation gate. This bank is independent English MCQ study for the published general-legislation acts.

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1According to Article 1 of the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic, which combination of constitutional characteristics defines the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.A sovereign, democratic, legal, secular, unitary, and social state
B.A parliamentary republic with a unitary administrative structure and state-mandated secular ideology
C.A federal democratic republic with sovereign regional oblast autonomy
D.A socialist legal state governed by collective presidium leadership
Explanation: Article 1, Part 1 of the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic explicitly establishes that the Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan) is a sovereign, democratic, legal, secular, unitary, and social state.
2Under the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic, who is recognized as the sole source of state power?
A.The President of the Kyrgyz Republic
B.The people of the Kyrgyz Republic
C.The Jogorku Kenesh (Parliament)
D.The People's Kurultai (El Kurultai)
Explanation: The Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic provides that the people of the Kyrgyz Republic are the bearers of sovereignty and the sole source of state power, exercising it directly through elections and referendums as well as through the system of state bodies and local self-government.
3How many deputies compose the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic under the 2021 Constitution?
A.120 deputies elected exclusively under a proportional party-list system
B.75 deputies elected on a mixed territorial basis
C.90 deputies elected for a term of five years
D.105 deputies elected through two-round majoritarian voting
Explanation: Article 76 of the Constitution provides that the Jogorku Kenesh consists of 90 deputies elected for five years. The Constitution leaves the election procedure to constitutional law, so an electoral formula should not be read into Article 76.
4What is the constitutional role and status of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.An independent fourth branch of government accountable solely to the Constitutional Court
B.A subordinate committee of the Jogorku Kenesh responsible for reviewing draft legislation
C.A purely advisory body without executive administrative authority
D.The executive state body whose activities are led and directed by the President of the Kyrgyz Republic
Explanation: Under Article 89 and Chapter 3 of the Constitution, executive power in the Kyrgyz Republic is exercised by the President. The President heads the Cabinet of Ministers, determines its structure, and directs its activities.
5Which legal act is adopted by the President of the Kyrgyz Republic to execute constitutional and statutory powers?
A.Decrees (указы) and orders (распоряжения)
B.Constitutional laws and legislative codes
C.Directives and administrative instructions
D.Judicial verdicts and resolutions
Explanation: Under Article 71 of the Constitution, the President of the Kyrgyz Republic issues decrees (указы) and orders (распоряжения), which are binding throughout the territory of the republic.
6What is the legal status and constitutional character of the People's Kurultai (Эл Курултай) in Kyrgyzstan?
A.The upper legislative chamber of the Kyrgyz parliament with veto power over Jogorku Kenesh bills
B.A consultative, coordinating, and representative assembly that provides recommendations on state development
C.The supreme judicial supervisory body over the Supreme Court
D.A permanent executive organ that appoints regional governors (akim) and city mayors
Explanation: Article 7 of the Constitution and the Constitutional Law on the People's Kurultai define El Kurultai as a consultative, coordinating, and representative assembly that gives recommendations on strategic development directions of society and state.
7Which judicial body in the Kyrgyz Republic has the exclusive power to resolve cases regarding the constitutionality of laws and international treaties?
A.The Judicial Council of the Kyrgyz Republic
B.The Military Court of the Armed Forces
C.The Constitutional Court of the Kyrgyz Republic
D.The Plenum of the Supreme Court of the Kyrgyz Republic
Explanation: Under Article 97 of the Constitution, the Constitutional Court of the Kyrgyz Republic is the supreme judicial authority of constitutional control, deciding cases on the constitutionality of laws, international treaties, and draft constitutional amendments.
8Under the Constitution of Kyrgyzstan, who has the right of legislative initiative in the Jogorku Kenesh?
A.Exclusively deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh
B.Any registered political party that obtained at least 1% of the vote in the preceding election
C.Only the Chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Prosecutor General
D.The President, deputies, the Chair of the Cabinet, and at least 10,000 voters, with limited initiative also given to specified constitutional bodies
Explanation: Article 85 gives legislative initiative to 10,000 voters, the President, deputies of the Jogorku Kenesh, and the Chair of the Cabinet of Ministers. It also gives the Supreme Court initiative on matters within its jurisdiction and gives the People's Kurultai and Prosecutor General initiative on matters within their competence.
9What is the constitutional relationship between the state and religious organizations in the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.Religious associations are separated from the state, and no religion may be established as state or mandatory
B.The state funds religious organizations proportionally to their declared membership
C.Orthodoxy and Sunni Islam are established as co-official state religions with public governance authority
D.Religious leaders are ex-officio members of local municipal councils (ayyl kenesh)
Explanation: Article 8 of the Constitution establishes that the Kyrgyz Republic is a secular state. Religion and all cults are separated from the state; the establishment of any religion as state or mandatory is impermissible.
10Which measure is expressly prohibited by Article 23 of the Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic?
A.A law imposing a proportionate restriction to protect national security
B.A subordinate normative legal act that restricts human and civil rights or freedoms
C.A law restricting a right to protect the rights and freedoms of other persons
D.A service-specific statutory restriction reflecting the features of military or other state service
Explanation: Article 23(3) prohibits subordinate normative legal acts from restricting human and civil rights and freedoms. Article 23 allows only constitutional or statutory restrictions for listed legitimate aims, requires proportionality, and recognizes that state-service features may justify statutory limits.

About the Civil Service and Municipal Service Computer Testing Exam

Kyrgyzstan's civil and municipal cadre-reserve computer testing is the centralized knowledge assessment administered by the State Agency for Civil Service and Local Self-Government through e-Kyzmat. Law No. 125 of 27 October 2021 and Presidential Decree No. 43 of 13 February 2026 govern reserve formation. Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026 sets item counts and times by position group. Official sittings are in Kyrgyz and Russian and may use single-answer or multiple-select items. OpenExamPrep offers independent English four-option MCQ practice for the published general-legislation topics. It is not an official translation, not an official sitting, and not a substitute for e-Kyzmat registration or the interview stage.

Exam sponsor: State Agency for Civil Service and Local Self-Government under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic. The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Open concours via e-Kyzmat: document screening, computer testing, then interview. Computer testing covers a main (general legislation) test, a subject test for chief and senior posts using each body's own NPA list, and a logical test of professionally significant personal qualities. Official delivery is in Kyrgyz and Russian. OpenExamPrep provides an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation of the stable general-legislation topics. It does not simulate the logical test, multiple-select scoring, or posting-specific subject papers.

Time Limit

Chief/senior: 30 min general + 30 min subject + 15 min logical. Junior: 60 min legislation + 15 min logical (Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026).

Passing Score

At least 50 percent on the legislation-knowledge test(s) to reach the logical test; no threshold is set for the logical test (Agency Order No. 01-25/41). Each correct legislation answer is 1 point; each correct logical-test answer is 0.6 point.

Exam / Certification Fees

Not published as a candidate sitting fee

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Our practice resources: topics covered

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Official general-legislation list — all groups

Constitutional system and public administration

Constitution of the Kyrgyz Republic: state structure, human rights, Jogorku Kenesh, presidential and Cabinet powers, courts, and local self-government.

Official general-legislation list — all groups

Civil service and municipal service law (Law No. 125)

Position groups, merit-based access, rights and duties, restrictions, and cadre-reserve mechanics under Decree No. 43.

Ethics code on the junior list; anti-corruption and related acts on chief/senior lists

Anti-corruption, conflict of interest, and ethics

Law No. 153, conflict-of-interest rules, and the Code of Ethics (Presidential Decree No. 171 of 31 May 2022).

Official chief and senior general-legislation lists

Normative legal acts and citizen appeals

Law No. 241 hierarchy, publication, and entry into force; Law No. 67 on considering citizens' appeals.

Official chief and senior lists; state-language duties apply across service

State language and official records

Constitutional Law No. 140 on the state language (Kyrgyz) and Resolution No. 120 office-work instruction.

Preparing for the Civil Service and Municipal Service Computer Testing Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: At least 50 percent on the legislation-knowledge test(s) to reach the logical test; no threshold is set for the logical test (Agency Order No. 01-25/41). Each correct legislation answer is 1 point; each correct logical-test answer is 0.6 point.
  • Assessment: Open concours via e-Kyzmat: document screening, computer testing, then interview. Computer testing covers a main (general legislation) test, a subject test for chief and senior posts using each body's own NPA list, and a logical test of professionally significant personal qualities. Official delivery is in Kyrgyz and Russian. OpenExamPrep provides an independent English-language MCQ study adaptation of the stable general-legislation topics. It does not simulate the logical test, multiple-select scoring, or posting-specific subject papers.
  • Time limit: Chief/senior: 30 min general + 30 min subject + 15 min logical. Junior: 60 min legislation + 15 min logical (Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026).
  • Exam / certification fees: Not published as a candidate sitting fee Official sources

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Civil Service and Municipal Service Computer Testing: Suggested Study Strategy

1Study the tested Law No. 125 material by position group. The law defines highest, chief, senior, and junior administrative groups; the published testing specifications in this bank distinguish chief, senior, and junior posts.
2Memorize the 50 percent legislation gate in Agency Order No. 01-25/41 — the logical test has no published pass mark.
3Use the Agency's published NPA lists: junior posts centre on the Constitution, Law No. 125, and the Code of Ethics (Decree No. 171); senior and chief lists add appeals, normative-acts, anti-corruption, and office-work rules.
4Learn Law No. 241 hierarchy and Law No. 67 appeal-handling rules; they appear on the chief and senior general-legislation lists.
5Remember that official items may be multiple-select; this English bank trains single-answer legal judgment, not the official scoring format.
6Register and track sittings on e-Kyzmat; OpenExamPrep does not schedule Agency tests.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Kyrgyzstan's civil and municipal service computer test?

It is the Agency-administered computer testing stage of the open concours for inclusion in the state civil-service and municipal-service personnel reserve, scheduled through e-Kyzmat (kyzmat.gov.kg) and governed by Law No. 125 and Presidential Decree No. 43 of 13 February 2026.

How many questions are on the official test?

The count varies by position group. Under Agency Order No. 01-25/41 of 19 February 2026, chief and senior candidates sit 30 general-legislation, 30 subject-legislation, and 50 logical items; junior candidates sit 60 legislation items and 50 logical items.

What is the passing score?

Candidates need at least 50 percent on the legislation-knowledge computer test(s) to be admitted to the logical test. The Agency order sets no pass threshold on the logical test. Each correct legislation answer is worth 1 point; each correct logical-test answer is worth 0.6 point.

What is the fee?

The Agency and e-Kyzmat pages reviewed for this bank do not publish a candidate sitting fee. Testing is a stage of the state cadre-reserve concours.

What languages are used on the official test?

Official computer testing is prepared in the state language (Kyrgyz) and the official language (Russian). OpenExamPrep provides independent English-language MCQ study for the underlying legal concepts, not an official translation or a language-environment simulation.

Is OpenExamPrep affiliated with the State Agency or e-Kyzmat?

No. OpenExamPrep is an independent educational provider. These practice questions are not affiliated with, approved by, or endorsed by the State Agency for Civil Service and Local Self-Government or the Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic.