sor-soch.com
Sor-soch.com is an Uzbek study website that gives school pupils quick access to BSB and CHSB tasks, answer guides, tests, textbooks, and older exam material.
What is sor-soch.com used for?
The site calls itself an education portal for school pupils, teachers, and people preparing to enter college (the sor-soch.com home page).
Its main content covers BSB tasks, CHSB tasks, school subjects, online tests, textbooks, and answers to past exam questions.
BSB means a summative assessment for one learning unit, while CHSB means a summative assessment completed near the end of a school term.
These tests are part of Uzbekistan’s newer school assessment system, which was active in 1,500 schools during the 2024–2025 school year (the Ministry of Preschool and School Education).
The system is still growing, with 166 schools in the Fergana region holding online CHSB tests for pupils in grades 5 through 11 in March 2026 (the Fergana regional education authority).
This growth explains why many pupils search for terms such as “7-sinf matematika CHSB” just before a test.
What can pupils find on the website?
Sor-soch.com sorts many assessment pages by school grade, subject, school year, and test number.
A mathematics section for grade seven, for example, lists CHSB solutions and answers made for that grade (the grade-seven mathematics page).
Other indexed sections cover geometry, chemistry, Russian, English, history, computer science, literature, and the Uzbek language.
Some test pages let pupils download the original question file as a PDF or Word document before opening each solution.
The site also holds a large set of older exam answers, including long written responses about history, books, countries, and computer programs.
This makes sor-soch.com more than a small answer list because it acts like a searchable archive built around the Uzbek school program.
Links on its assessment pages also point readers toward Telegram channels and related education sites called Organish.uz and Test-uz.ru (the grade-eight geometry section).
Why does sor-soch.com attract search traffic?
The site answers very narrow questions that pupils often type into Google at the last minute.
A page may target one grade, one subject, one term, and one assessment number, so it can match a search with unusual precision.
Its simple page addresses also show clear groups such as bsb.php, chsb.php, and imtihon_view.php.
Search engines have indexed individual answers about topics ranging from the Czech Republic to the stories of Anton Chekhov (the Czech Republic answer and Chekhov answer).
Ahrefs estimated about 5,200 monthly search visits during its latest public check, although this is an outside estimate and not the site’s real visitor log (the Ahrefs competitor report).
The main value is speed because a pupil can move from a Google search to a very specific answer without creating an account.
Are the answers safe to trust?
Sor-soch.com can help with revision, but its answers should not be treated as official school material.
The indexed pages do not clearly show an author, teacher review, source list, correction date, or formal link to Uzbekistan’s education ministry.
An answer may therefore be useful while still being incomplete, old, or wrong.
Pupils should compare each result with their textbook, class notes, teacher’s instructions, and official assessment rules.
Files should also be opened with care because downloading any document from a third-party website carries more risk than reading a normal web page.
The site’s privacy page says that it does not collect personal data and that collected information is anonymous, but this is the operator’s own statement rather than an independent privacy audit (the sor-soch.com privacy policy).
How should pupils use the site well?
The best method is to answer a task alone before looking at the posted solution.
A pupil can then compare the two answers, find the weak step, and repeat the task without help.
For written subjects, the posted text should be used as a guide for facts and structure rather than copied word for word.
For mathematics and science, pupils should check every working step because a final answer does not show whether they understand the method.
Using hidden answers during a live assessment can break school rules and defeats the purpose of fair testing, which education officials say should be objective and honest (the Andijan regional education authority).
Sor-soch.com is most useful as a fast revision library, but its real value depends on whether the pupil uses each answer to learn or only to copy.