Overview
- Tens of thousands of students across 17 regions will sit the PAU from June 3 to 5, with a secondary July session available for those from last year’s flood-affected areas.
- The revamped format cuts optional questions and embeds at least 25% competency-based items to test real-world application rather than memorization.
- Enrollment has risen in several regions, including 9,551 candidates in Castilla-La Mancha, 9,153 in Málaga and 7,774 in Murcia, as universities report growing demand.
- Over 500 students with specific educational needs will receive tailored accommodations under expanded support measures to ensure equitable access.
- Strict anti-cheating rules are in force—with immediate expulsion and exam nullification for fraud—and provisional scores are due June 10–13 ahead of final grades mid-June.