NMT-2024 abroad
In 2024, applicants for Bachelor's Degree programme (Master's Degree programme in medicine) will have to pass the National Multi-subject Test (NMT). During the wartime, the computer-based NMT is the best option for conducting entrance exams to ensure equality for all applicants, regardless of their location.
This year's NMT includes four sections of test items, three of them are compulsory, and the fourth is optional. The compulsory subjects are Ukrainian language, Mathematics, History of Ukraine, and the optional subjects are Ukrainian literature, foreign language (English, German, French or Spanish), Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Geography.
The NMT will be held during the main and additional sessions. The main session will take place from May 14 to June 25, and the additional session will be held on July 11-19.
For security reasons, the NMT will be held in one day. Each subject test will take 60 minutes. The participants will take subjects in the following order: Ukrainian language, Mathematics, History of Ukraine and the subject of their choice. There is a 20-minute break between the 2nd and 3rd sections.
The NMT will be held in specially equipped computer classes - temporary examination centers (TECs). To ensure that Ukrainians living abroad exercise their right to enter universities of their native country, the NMT will be held in many other countries in 2024.
In 2024, applicants for Bachelor's Degree programme (Master's Degree programme in medicine) will have to pass the National Multi-subject Test (NMT). During the wartime, the computer-based NMT is the best option for conducting entrance exams to ensure equality for all applicants, regardless of their location.
This year's NMT includes four sections of test items, three of them are compulsory, and the fourth is optional. The compulsory subjects are Ukrainian language, Mathematics, History of Ukraine, and the optional subjects are Ukrainian literature, foreign language (English, German, French or Spanish), Biology, Chemistry, Physics or Geography.
The NMT will be held during the main and additional sessions. The main session will take place from May 14 to June 25, and the additional session will be held on July 11-19.
For security reasons, the NMT will be held in one day. Each subject test will take 60 minutes. The participants will take subjects in the following order: Ukrainian language, Mathematics, History of Ukraine and the subject of their choice. There is a 20-minute break between the 2nd and 3rd sections.
The NMT will be held in specially equipped computer classes - temporary examination centers (TECs). To ensure that Ukrainians living abroad exercise their right to enter universities of their native country, the NMT will be held in many other countries in 2024.
Thanks to the support of our foreign partners, the opportunity to take the NMT abroad is given to those Ukrainians who were forced to leave their homeland due to the war. The temporary exam centers will run exam in the following counties: Azerbaijan (Baku), Luxembourg (Mersch), Georgia (Tbilisi), Estonia (Tallinn),
Italy (Milan, Rome), Ireland (Tralee), Canada (Edmonton, Toronto), Belgium (Brussels), Spain (Valencia), Denmark (Aarhus), Netherlands (Alkmaar, Amsterdam, Rotterdam), Norway (Oslo), Sweden (Stockholm), Latvia (Riga), Lithuania (Kaunas),
Portugal (Lisbon), Austria (Vienna), Bulgaria (Varna, Sofia), Republic of Moldova (Chisinau), Poland (Bydgoszcz, Warsaw, Wroclaw, Dąbrowa Gornicza, Krakow, Lublin), Croatia (Zagreb), Romania (Bucharest),
Slovakia (Bratislava),United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (Edinburgh, London), United States of America (Detroit, Michigan; New York, New York; Sacramento, Calif; Chicago, Illinois),
Turkey (Beldibi), Hungary (Budapest), Germany (Berlin, Hamburg, Jena, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, Nuremberg, Passau, Düsseldorf),
Finland (Helsinki), Frence (Marseille, Paris), Czechia (Brno, Prague), Switzerland (Bern).
We are grateful to all our partners for the support!
