EFVV IT practice test online
Section: applied mathematics
How many edges does a complete graph on 6 vertices have?
- 12
- 15
- 30
- 36
Pick an answer to see the explanation.
The correct answer is 15. Each of the 6 vertices has 5 edges, and each edge is counted twice: 6 × 5 / 2 = 15.Show the answer
320 questions like this, each explained, plus a full mock EFVV: 140 questions in 180 min, just like the real exam.
The exam in numbers
Passing the threshold is only the start. Your score decides admission.
- Dates. Registration in April–May, exam from late June (2026 for reference).
EFVV IT syllabus: 10 sections
Applied mathematics 16–18 % · the largest section
- Calculus, linear algebra, numerical methods
- Discrete maths: sets, graphs, combinatorics
- Probability and statistics
- Differential equations — a new subsection in 2026
Databases and data warehouses 10–14 %
- Keys and normalisation: 1NF–BCNF
- SQL: DDL, DML, DCL, TCL
- Relational algebra and ER models
- Transactions and ACID
Systems and software engineering 10–14 %
- Requirements, UML and software design
- Testing: white-box and black-box
- Agile, Scrum, Kanban, CI/CD
- System models and properties
Algorithms and computational complexity 8–12 %
- Algorithm complexity, abstract data types
- Sorting and searching
- Graphs: traversal, shortest paths
- Dynamic programming, divide and conquer
Computer architecture 8–10 %
- Number systems, two’s complement
- Floating-point numbers
- Von Neumann and Harvard architectures
- Memory hierarchy
Cybersecurity and information protection 8–10 %
- Confidentiality, integrity, availability
- Threats, attacks, adversary model
- Malware, phishing, DDoS
Operating systems 8–10 %
- OS types and functions
- Fault tolerance
- File systems
Programming language fundamentals 8–10 %
- OOP: encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism
- Paradigms: functional, logic, reactive
- Compiler, interpreter, linker
- Flynn’s taxonomy
Artificial intelligence 6–8 %
- Agents and state-space search
- Supervised and unsupervised learning
- Neurons, neural networks, activation functions
Computer networks and data exchange 5–7 %
- OSI and TCP/IP models
- IPv4 and IPv6, mask, prefix, port
- Topologies, switching, Internet of Things
Who the trainer is for
- 2027 applicants to an IT master’s (F1–F7)
- Graduates who finished their bachelor’s a while ago
- Those who sat it last year and want a higher score
- EVI prep (general aptitude, foreign language)
- Coding practice — the exam has no code
EFVV IT: frequently asked questions
What is the EFVV in Information Technology?
The Unified Professional Entrance Exam (EFVV) is the test for admission to a master’s programme.
Everyone applying to F1–F7 takes it.
Together with the Unified Entrance Exam (EVI), your EFVV result makes up the admission score.
More in our guide “EVI and EFVV: what you need to know”.
How many questions are there, and what is the EFVV pass mark?
140 questions in 180 minutes, one correct answer out of four.
The pass mark is 35 test points out of 140.
Admission uses a 100–200 scale.
What topics does the EFVV IT syllabus cover?
The Ministry syllabus (order No. 1578) has 10 sections, from maths to AI.
The largest is applied mathematics, 16–18 % of questions.
When is the EFVV in 2027?
The Ministry has not announced the dates yet (as of October 2026).
2026 for reference: registration 23 April–14 May, exam 26 June–14 July.
We’ll update this page as soon as the order is published.
How do I register for the EFVV?
Through a university admissions office. It’s free.
Step by step — in our EFVV registration guide.
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Is EFVV SETup free? How do I start?
Yes, it’s free. Leave your email and go straight to your prep in Telegram.
In Telegram, tap “Start” at the bottom of the chat and share your number.
Where do the questions come from, and can I trust them?
Every question follows the EFVV syllabus (Ministry order No. 1578) and comes with an explained answer.
The question bank has 320 questions.
There is a full mock EFVV: 140 questions in 180 min with a score and a review.
Check your level before the exam does
About 25 minutes — and you know what to work on.
