393-sonli qaroriga asosan amalga oshiriladi

The procedure for admission of students to the bachelor's degree of higher education institutions is carried out based on the decision No. 393.

According to it, higher education institutions carry out admissions in accordance with the admission quotas on the basis of state grants and payment contracts approved by the relevant decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan or the Cabinet of Ministers.

Admission of students to full-time, part-time, special part-time and evening (shift) forms of education of higher educational institutions State Commission for admission to educational institutions of the Republic of Uzbekistan (hereinafter referred to as the State Commission ) is carried out according to the rating system of points collected according to the results of entrance exams (tests, professional (creative) exam, written exam).

On the basis of the payment contract approved by the relevant decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan or the Cabinet of Ministers, the admission of applicants within the admission quotas and outside the admission quotas is carried out by the State Commission in the manner specified in this Regulation.

Admission to higher education institutions is carried out on the basis of equal rights for all (both grants and fee-contracts), uniform admission rules and uniform selection. the right to be admitted in line is ensured. The rest of the applicants have the right to be accepted within the payment-contract quotas established on the basis of the rating of test scores.
The competition is held separately for each higher education institution according to the educational directions, languages ​​and forms of teaching. In the case of approval of the target admission quotas in the section of regions for certain directions, the competition will be held separately for each region.
The tests will be held in July-August in accordance with the decision of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-4319 of May 14, 2019.
Registration of 2022 applicants was carried out online through the my.dtm.uz platform or the my.gov.uz site. Registration was made from June 20 to July 20, 2022.
Applicants have the right to participate in the competition in up to five bachelor's degrees of higher education institutions.
In accordance with the Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. PQ-4319 of May 14, 2019 and Decree No. PF-113 of April 20, 2022, the following applicants are exempted from payment for the test:
- applicants who graduated from educational institutions in the year when the tests are organized;
- persons with disabilities;
- persons on full state support (graduates of "Mehribonlik" House and Children's Town);
- Persons and their children registered in the information system of the "Unified Register of Social Protection";
- Young people included in the "Youth register";
- applicants recommended directly for studentship on the basis of preference.

For the rest of the applicants, the test is considered paid (150,000 soums for 2022).

According to the report No. 13 of the State Commission, the set of subjects for the 2022-2023 academic year for the undergraduate education courses of the republic's higher education institutions is approved. You can get acquainted with this complex of subjects through the following link: https://t.me/dtmuzb/4673.
In 3 subjects that are mandatory for all test-takers:
Mother tongue (Uzbek, Russian or Karakalpak language) - 10 questions.
1.1 points for each.
The maximum score is 11 points.

Mathematics - 10 questions.

1.1 points for each.
The maximum score is 11 points.

History of Uzbekistan - 10 questions.

1.1 points for each.
The maximum score is 11 points.

The total possible score is 33 points.

2 subjects suitable for the bachelor's degree:

Subject 1 - 30 questions.
3.1 points for each.
The maximum score is 93 points.

Subject 2 - 30 questions.

2.1 points for each.
The maximum score is 63 points.
The total possible score is 156 points.

In general, applicants for the 2022-2023 academic year will be given a total of 90 test tasks in 5 subjects. The maximum possible score is 189 points.

The regulation approved by the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers No. 261 dated April 3, 2018 stipulates that 1 hour will be allocated for each 30 test tasks for completing the test tasks (including filling out the answer sheet).
Based on this, for the 2022-2023 academic year, 3 hours will be given for 90 test tasks in the entrance tests for the bachelor's education courses of higher educational institutions.
If the applicant has a certificate in one of the specialty subjects or passes a professional (creative) exam in one subject, 2 hours will be allocated to him for 1 specialty and 3 compulsory subjects.
If the applicant participates in the test only in compulsory subjects, he will be given 1 hour for 30 test tasks in 3 compulsory subjects.
This form of the test is the same for part-time, evening and foreign students.