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In this post, we’ll unpack the phenomenon, explore how online testing evolved in Georgia in 2022, and analyze the role that unofficial platforms—like kings.ge—played in shaping test preparation culture. First, a quick clarification. As of 2022, kings.ge was not an official government or ministry-run educational website. Instead, it appeared to be one of several third-party platforms offering testebi (the Georgian word for “tests”) across various subjects—typically for school students, university applicants, or those preparing for national exams like the Georgia Unified Entrance Exams .
For Georgian students, platforms like kings.ge offered a lifeline—imperfect, unofficial, but accessible. And in 2022, as the country continued navigating post-pandemic education, that accessibility mattered more than perfect accuracy. Were you a user of kings.ge in 2022? Or did you rely on other Georgian test platforms? Let me know in the comments below. And if you’re currently preparing for Georgia’s national exams, remember to supplement any unofficial test bank with official materials from NAEC.
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