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Key Facts: UEE English Exam

80 minutes

Exam Duration

EEC (eec.mn/post/6813)

50 (47 + 3)

Tasks

EEC 2026 blueprint and paper

200–800

Score Scale

EEC (eec.mn/en/?p=935)

5,800 MNT

Fee

EEC fee notice (2023)

47,100 sat

2026 Candidates

EEC results announcement (eec.mn/post/6960)

UEE English is an 80-minute EEC paper with 50 tasks (47 five-option items plus 3 matching tasks) and no listening section; results are reported on a 200–800 scale. This free 100-question bank covers language use (38%), vocabulary (32%), reading (20%) and communication (10%).

Sample UEE English Practice Questions

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1By the time the international delegation arrived at the conference hall in Ulaanbaatar yesterday, the opening ceremony ______.
A.already finished
B.has already finished
C.had already finished
D.was already finishing
Explanation: The past perfect tense ('had already finished') is required because the completion of the ceremony occurred before another defined action in the past ('arrived').
2Temuulen ______ English for four years before he took the national entrance examination.
A.is studying
B.has been studying
C.had been studying
D.studies
Explanation: Past perfect continuous ('had been studying') is used to express an ongoing continuous action that occurred over a duration before a specific point in the past ('took').
3Look at those dark storm clouds gathering over the mountain ridge! It ______ rain very soon.
A.will have
B.is going to
C.would
D.was to
Explanation: 'Is going to' is used for predictions about the immediate future based on clear present sensory evidence (the dark storm clouds).
4At this exact time tomorrow, the high school graduates ______ their university admissions exam papers.
A.will be writing
B.will write
C.are writing
D.have written
Explanation: Future continuous ('will be writing') expresses an activity that will be actively in progress at a specific pinpointed moment in the future ('at this exact time tomorrow').
5By the end of next month, the archaeological research team ______ excavating the ancient Turkic monument site for a full decade.
A.will have been
B.has been
C.had been
D.is going to be
Explanation: Future perfect continuous ('will have been') expresses an ongoing duration of time measured up to a specific deadline in the future ('by the end of next month').
6The new public library in the city center ______ by the Minister of Education last Friday.
A.officially opened
B.was officially opened
C.has been officially opened
D.is officially opened
Explanation: Past simple passive ('was officially opened') is required because the subject ('The new public library') received the action, and a specific past time ('last Friday') is specified.
7Ancient nomadic migration routes ______ to have influenced trade networks across Eurasia for centuries.
A.are believed
B.believe
C.believing
D.have believed
Explanation: The impersonal passive structure 'Subject + are believed + to-infinitive' ('are believed to have influenced') is the standard reporting structure when expressing widespread belief about an inanimate subject.
8Special measures ______ currently ______ to protect endangered species in the Gobi desert biosphere reserve.
A.are / being taken
B.have / taken
C.were / taking
D.will / be taking
Explanation: Present continuous passive ('are being taken') expresses an action currently in progress carried out upon the subject ('measures').
9"I have submitted my university application," Enkhjin told her teacher. Enkhjin told her teacher that she ______ her university application.
A.submitted
B.has submitted
C.had submitted
D.submits
Explanation: In indirect speech with a reporting verb in the past ('told'), present perfect ('have submitted') shifts back in tense to past perfect ('had submitted').
10The examiner asked the candidate whether he ______ the instructions on the first page of the test booklet.
A.did understand
B.understands
C.had understood
D.will understand
Explanation: In reported questions governed by a past reporting verb ('asked'), an inquiry about a prior reading of instructions takes the past perfect ('had understood').

About the UEE English Exam

The English paper of Mongolia's national university entrance examination (Элсэлтийн шалгалт, ЭШ; formerly the General Entrance Examination, ЭЕШ) is set by the Education Evaluation Center and tests grammar, vocabulary, communication and reading. OpenExamPrep offers 100 free practice questions weighted like EEC's 2026 blueprint, with explanations for every option. The practice bank uses four-option multiple-choice questions, so it is a study adaptation rather than a simulation of the official five-option and matching format.

Exam sponsor: Education Evaluation Center (Боловсролын үнэлгээний төв, БҮТ / EEC). The requirements and fees below concern the certification or admission exam, separate from our free practice resources.

Assessment

Part 1 (80 points): 47 five-option selection items in four sections: Grammar, Vocabulary, Communication and Reading. Part 2 (20 points): 3 matching tasks. No listening section in 2026. Scores are converted to the 200–800 scale.

Time Limit

80 minutes

Passing Score

No pass mark; results on a 200–800 scale, with university and program threshold scores (босго оноо)

Exam / Certification Fees

5,800 MNT per subject (EEC 2023 fee notice)

Exam sponsor website

Fees, eligibility, and exam policies can change. Confirm them with the exam sponsor before applying or paying.

Official sources

Our practice resources: topics covered

We aim to reflect publicly available exam outlines and topic information in our study resources. Coverage, format, and difficulty may differ from the actual exam, and we cannot guarantee that every detail is accurate or current. Confirm exam requirements, fees, and policies with the official exam sponsor.

38%

Language use (grammar)

Tenses, passive voice, reported speech, modals, conditionals and wishes, relative clauses, verb patterns, quantifiers, comparisons, adjective order, linking words and error identification.

32%

Vocabulary

Word meaning, synonyms and antonyms, collocations, phrasal verbs, idioms, dependent prepositions and word formation.

20%

Reading

Main idea, details, vocabulary in context, reference, inference and author's purpose.

10%

Communication

Appropriate responses and speakers' meaning in short dialogues.

Preparing for the UEE English Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: No pass mark; results on a 200–800 scale, with university and program threshold scores (босго оноо)
  • Assessment: Part 1 (80 points): 47 five-option selection items in four sections: Grammar, Vocabulary, Communication and Reading. Part 2 (20 points): 3 matching tasks. No listening section in 2026. Scores are converted to the 200–800 scale.
  • Time limit: 80 minutes
  • Exam / certification fees: 5,800 MNT per subject (EEC 2023 fee notice) Official sources

Using Our Practice Resources

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UEE English: Suggested Study Strategy

1Spend most of your time on grammar and vocabulary; together they carry 70% of the 2026 points.
2Practice five-option items under time pressure: 47 Part 1 items plus 3 matching tasks in 80 minutes leaves under two minutes per task.
3For reading items, read the question first, then scan the passage for the lines that answer it.
4Learn fixed phrases for requests, refusals, agreement and disagreement for the communication section.
5When you review, work out why each wrong option is wrong, not only why the key is right.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Mongolia UEE English examination?

It is the English subject of Mongolia's national university entrance examination (Элсэлтийн шалгалт, ЭШ; formerly ЭЕШ), set by the Education Evaluation Center (EEC). Universities use the scaled scores to admit applicants to programs that require English.

How is the 2026 English paper structured?

It lasts 80 minutes and has 50 tasks worth 100 points: 47 five-option selection items in Part 1 (Grammar, Vocabulary, Communication and Reading; 80 points) and 3 matching tasks in Part 2 (20 points). The 2026 paper has no listening section.

What score do I need?

There is no pass mark. Scores are standardized to a 200–800 scale with a mean of 500, and each university and program sets its own minimum threshold score (босго оноо).

How much does the exam cost?

EEC's most recent published fee notice (2023) sets the fee at 5,800 MNT per subject. We did not find a separate 2026 fee notice, so check the registration portal when you register.

Do I also need the Mongolian Language and Script Examination?

Yes. Universities require a Mongolian Language and Script Examination (МХБШ) result at or above the 400-point threshold for admission.

Is this bank an official EEC product?

No. OpenExamPrep is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Education Evaluation Center or the Ministry of Education. The bank uses four-option multiple-choice questions, so it is a study adaptation rather than a copy of the official paper's format.