A list of TOP-10 literary works with a high probability of appearing in questions during entrance exams has been published.

The Agency for Assessment of Knowledge and Skills has announced that for applicants taking exams in the main track of native language and literature, there is a high likelihood that questions from the following 10 literary works will be included in the entrance exams.

Recommended TOP-10 literary works:

• Abdulla Qodiriy - "Past Days";

• Abdulla Qodiriy - "Scorpion from the Altar";

• O'tkir Hoshimov - "Between Two Doors";

• O'tkir Hoshimov - "Where There Is Light, There Is Shadow";

• Mirmuhsin - "The Architect";

• Cho'lpon - "Night and Day";

• Abdurauf Fitrat - "Abdulfayzxon";

• Abdulla Oripov - "Sohibqiron";

• O'tkir Hoshimov - "The Last Victim of the War";

• Abdulla Qahhor's stories (all);

The works on this list are important literary sources taught in secondary schools, and applicants are required to have in-depth knowledge of their content, character analysis, and ideological themes.

Which of the works on this list have you read in full?