The State Examination Center (SEC) has announced the majors that can be chosen by applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam.
This information was provided to “Elchi” by the SEC.
It was stated that for the first group of majors, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) are allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following majors:
Land Reclamation Engineering;
Technology Teaching;
Environmental Engineering.
It was noted that starting from 2026, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) will also be allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following majors:
Computer Engineering (RI);
Information Technology (RI);
Food Engineering (RK);
Electrical and Electronics Engineering (RK);
Logistics and Transport Technology Engineering (RK);
Mechanical Engineering (RK);
Radio Engineering and Telecommunications (RK).
In addition, as in previous years, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam can participate in the competition for both state-funded and paid places in the following majors:
Agroengineering;
Agronomy;
Fisheries;
Forestry;
Winemaking;
Soil Science and Agrochemistry;
Land Management and Real Estate Cadastre;
Zootechnical Engineering.
The SEC stated that for the second group of majors, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) are allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following majors:
Marketing;
Business Administration;
Tourism Guidance;
Organization of Tourism.
Starting from 2026, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) will also be allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following majors:
Accounting;
State and Municipal Administration;
Finance;
Economics;
Management;
International Trade and Logistics;
Service in Transport (by types of transport).
According to the information, for the third group of majors, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) are allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following majors:
Museum, Archive Studies and Protection of Monuments;
Social Work;
Regional Studies (by regions).
For the fourth group of majors, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam (for state-funded places, a total score of at least 200 and a score of at least 100 in the second stage of the exam) are allowed to participate in the competition for paid places in the following major:
Ecology.
Along with this, applicants with a total score of at least 150 and a score of at least 50 in the second stage of the exam can participate in the competition for both state-funded and paid places in the following majors:
Horticulture and Vegetable Growing;
Veterinary Medicine;
Plant Protection;
Water Bioresources and Aquaculture.