Italy Publishes 2026 Maturità Examination Commissions (Italy, June 2026)
The Ministry of Education and Merit published the 2026 State Exam commission information for the upper-secondary Maturità. The update covered 13,989 examination commissions and 527,607 students.
The Ministry of Education and Merit published the 2026 State Exam commission information for the upper-secondary Maturità. The update covered 13,989 examination commissions and 527,607 students.
What Changed?
Commission assignments for the 2026 upper-secondary State Exam became available online, allowing students, families, schools, and teachers to verify examination board information before the written and oral exam phase.
Old System vs New System
Before publication, schools and candidates were preparing for the exam session without the final public commission listing.
The national commission list is available through the ministry’s online service, giving candidates and schools official confirmation of exam board assignments.
Who Is Affected?
Student Impact
Students can check the official commission information for their exam before the start of the final assessment period.
Parent / Family Impact
Families can verify examination arrangements and support students with more certainty during the final weeks of preparation.
School / Institution Impact
Schools can align communications, logistics, room planning, and exam administration with the official commission assignments.
Teacher / Staff Impact
Teachers serving as commissioners or supporting graduating classes can confirm assignments and prepare for exam duties.
Key Dates
- Commission publication: 2026-06-04
- 2026 Maturità written exam period: June 2026.
What To Do
- Students and families should check the official commission search service and follow school-level instructions for exam attendance
- documents
- and oral examination scheduling.
What To Watch Next
Schools will publish local exam logistics and oral examination schedules after the written exam phase begins.
Global Context
Italy’s Maturità is the national final upper-secondary examination and a major transition point into higher education, training, and employment.
Source Record
Source type: Official announcement
Source name: Ministry of Education and Merit (MIM)