Armenian Citizenship Test

Arev is an independent educational app by BApps Development LLC. Neither Arev nor BApps Development LLC is affiliated with or represents the Armenian government or any government agency. The app does not provide government services. Prepare for the Armenian citizenship test and study Armenia's Constitution with Arev. Learn in English, Russian or Armenian and switch languages in Settings. Theory by topic Study 12 lessons across six topics: foundations of the state, rights and freedoms, state institutions, citizenship and the test, law and justice, and civic participation and duties. Questions include explanations and links to primary sources. Practice at your own pace The study collection contains 66 questions. Choose a topic and session size, search the question catalog, save bookmarks and revisit mistakes. Spaced repetition helps you return to previously studied material. During practice, you can display the Armenian original alongside the translation. Mock exam Answer 33 random questions in Armenian within 60 minutes, with a practice passing score of at least 17 correct answers. Use the question overview to navigate and flag questions for review. After finishing, see your result, review explanations and practice mistakes and skipped questions. Progress and convenience Track answers, mastered questions, completed lessons, your daily goal and exam history. An unfinished session is saved on your device. Light and dark themes are available. Study materials and progress work offline without registration; external source links require internet access. The home screen includes a small native ad that requires internet access. No in-app purchases. About the materials The 66 questions form Arev's study collection, not the complete current official question bank. It contains 33 questions from a published historical form and 33 original study questions based on the Constitution. The historical form is no longer in force, and the current official bank is updated. Translations, theory and explanations are editorial study materials. Matching future exam questions or passing the exam is not guaranteed. Official sources and their purpose 1. Constitution in Armenian, ARLIS: legal basis for answers, explanations and lessons. https://www.arlis.am/hy/acts/102510/latest 2. President's website: official English text of the 2015 Constitution, used for terminology; it omits the 2020 amendment to Article 213. If texts differ, the current Armenian text in ARLIS takes precedence. https://president.am/en/constitution-2015/ 3. Historical 33-question form, Government Decree No. 1040-N: source of the historical questions. Repealed on 27 January 2026; it is not the current official bank. https://www.arlis.am/hy/acts/165508 4. Government Decree No. 97-N of 22 January 2026, Annex 1, paragraphs 55–61: testing procedure and format, not a question list. https://www.arlis.am/hy/acts/219991/latest 5. National Services Gateway: official citizenship guide and procedural steps. https://english.hartak.am/guides/become-ra-citizen/ 6. Armenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Citizenship: citizenship information and the current electronic application procedure. https://www.mfa.am/en/citizenship