LEK and LDEK: autumn 2026 results and applications for February 2027
About 95% of candidates passed the autumn LEK and about 91% passed LDEK. You apply for the February session in SMK by 30 November.
The Medical Examinations Centre (CEM) has published the results of the autumn session of the final exams: LEK on 10 September and LDEK on 18 September 2026.
| Exam | Candidates | Average score | Score below 56% |
|---|---|---|---|
| LEK | 11,141 | 154.4 points | 566 people |
| LDEK | 1,216 | 148.73 points | 110 people |
The pass mark is 56% of the points. CEM’s figures mean that about 95% of candidates passed LEK and about 91% passed LDEK (our calculation).
Spring session 2027
- LDEK: 10 February 2027, LEK: 20 February 2027.
- Applications for the February exams are accepted until 30 November 2026, only through the Medical Training Monitoring System (SMK). An SMK account needs your identity confirmed at a regional medical chamber or the Supreme Medical Chamber.
- CEM charges PLN 250 for the second and each later application for LEK in Polish, and PLN 400 for each application in a foreign language.
You take LEK or LDEK after nostrification or after passing LEW or LDEW. It is one of the conditions for a full licence to practise. We describe the details on the Exams page.
Prepare for this exam on MedMigrant.com: questions with explanations, a timed exam mode and review of your mistakes. Go to MedMigrant.com
Sources: CEM, announcements of results, CEM, information on LEK.
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