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Updated: 11/11/2026

Computer science matura: CKE papers with marking keys

The matura is the Polish school-leaving exam. Computer science at the extended level (2023 formula) takes 210 minutes: tasks on paper (algorithm analysis, number systems, networks) and tasks at a computer, solved with a program, a spreadsheet or a database on data files from the DATA medium.

Each paper below comes complete: the paper, the marking key (answers with scoring) and the data files, plus a topic of the course Matura z informatyki: arkusze krok po kroku (in Polish), in which every task is solved in the browser.

Papers to download

Session Paper Marking key Data Solutions
May 2026 (MINP-R0-100-2605) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
May 2025 (MINP-R0-100-2505) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
May 2024 (MINP-R0-100-2405) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
May 2023 (MINP-R0-100-2305) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
Mock exam, December 2024 (MINP-R0-100-2412) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
Mock exam, December 2022 (MINP-R0-100-2212) PDF PDF ZIP step by step
Sample paper, March 2022 (MINP-R0-100-2203) PDF PDF ZIP step by step

The files are copies of CKE documents downloaded on 11 November 2026 from cke.gov.pl. The content is unchanged; the data archive has an extra ZRODLO.txt file with the address of the original.

How the step-by-step solutions work

  • Programming tasks first run on the sample file from the paper (the result matches the answer printed under the task), then the same program runs on the full data.
  • The program writes the answer to a results file, preceded by the task number, as at the exam. The check accepts the answer from the CKE key and rejects the typical mistakes described in the marking key.
  • Spreadsheet tasks are solved in Python with matplotlib charts (the marking key accepts any tool), and database tasks are SQL queries on a database built from the CKE files.
  • Paper-only tasks (algorithm analysis, number systems, networks) have an explanation and a short exercise that checks the answer.

The algorithms behind the tasks are described step by step in the algorithms section (in Polish), and the other exams on the exams page.

Frequently asked questions

Where do the papers come from?

They are copies of documents published by the Polish Central Examination Board (CKE) at cke.gov.pl: the paper, the marking key and the files from the DATA medium. The content is unchanged; each PDF page only has a footer naming the source of the copy.

Are the solutions in English?

No. The papers and the course Matura z informatyki: arkusze krok po kroku are in Polish, like the exam itself. Programs are written in Python and SQL, so the code is readable without Polish.

Do I need to install Python or a database?

No. Python, charts (matplotlib) and an SQLite database run in the browser, the CKE data files are already in the program folder, and the answer is written to a results file as at the exam.

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