Israel's college entrance examination results are determined by three parts. The school begins with 1 1 grade (grade two), and tests what students have learned at the end of the school year, and keeps the test results as records for reference when enrolling students in colleges and universities. In addition, when graduating from high school, students should take the national unified examination, and students can choose examination subjects according to their own specialties or professional orientation.

The third part comes from the college entrance examination. The college entrance examination in Israel is called psychological test, which is a comprehensive test of students' learning potential. The examination questions cover a wide range and are divided into 8 parts. The exam lasts for 3 hours and 20 minutes, with a full score of 90. The final total score of candidates depends on graduation examination and comprehensive psychological test.

In order to avoid the psychological pressure that candidates may try to decide their future, the state provides candidates with five opportunities to take the entrance examination, and candidates can take it at will. If the results of one exam are not satisfactory, you can retake the exam after 6 months. Colleges and universities themselves determine the minimum admission scores of each department, and those who fail to meet the standards cannot be admitted as candidates.