University Entrance Exams in 2025 (University Admission Campaign 2025)
Due to security reasons, the NMT was conducted on the same day for each participant. Each subject test took 60 minutes to complete. Firstly, participants had to complete tasks from the block, dedicated to the Ukrainian language and Math, followed by a 20-minute break. After the break, they worked on the tasks related to History of Ukraine and their chosen subject.
In 2025, applicants had to pass a national multi-subject test (NMT) to enter bachelor's degree program and master's degree program for medical specialties.A computer-based national multi-subject test is the best option for assessment during the war.
The NMT consisted of four blocks of tasks: three are compulsory, and one is optional. The mandatory subjects included the Ukrainian language, Mathematics, and History of Ukraine. The optional subjects were Ukrainian literature, one foreign language (either English, German, French, or Spanish), Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Geography.
After completing all the tasks of the NMT all the NMT tasks (National Multi-Subject Test), each participant saw their score for each block displayed on their computer screen. The results were converted to a scale of 100 to 200 points, which was used for the competitive selection process. Tables for converting scores to this scale were provided in the Ukraine University Admission Procedure in 2025.
Registered participants could make changes in their personal accounts until April 8, 2025. They could select a different subject for the additional block, change the city where they wish to take the NMT, or report the need to take the NMT during additional sessions.
During the additional registration period from May 9 to 14, individuals who had valid reasons for not registering during the main registration period, as well as those who were denied registration during that time, had the opportunity to enroll for the NMT. Additionally, any changes to registration information could be made until May 19.
Starting May 7, registered participants of the main NMT session received invitations on their personal pages, which included the date, time, and location of the session. Participants of the additional NMT session were informed of the date, time, and location of their testing starting July 9.
As in previous years, the NMT took place in specially equipped computer labs at educational institutions designated as temporary examination centers (TECs). These centers were located in various settlements both within Ukraine and abroad. Due to ongoing enemy attacks on our cities, testing was paused during air alerts and continued only after participants and the TECs workers have safely returned from the shelters.
With the help of our international partners, temporary examination centers for conducting bachelor's degree entrance exams for Ukrainian youth were established in 55 cities across 33 countries this year.
The main session took place from May 14 to June 25, while the additional session were held from July 14 to July 25. Applicants who were unable to attend the testing during the main session for valid reasons were permitted to register for the additional NMT session.
In 2025, more than 289,000 individuals participated in the NMT and received their results. A total of 284,460 applicants took part in the main sessions (including 15,917 abroad). The attendance rate for the main sessions was 91.86% within Ukraine and 84.98% abroad. During the additional sessions, more than 5,000 participants completed the NMT: 4,064 in Ukraine (74.88% of those registered) and 1,263 abroad (65.24% of those registered).
To facilitate these assessments, 7,742 TECs were established within 1,188 educational institutions and facilities. Among these, 104 centers operated in 55 cities across 33 countries
Results from the main NMT session, scored on a scale of 100 to 200 points, were available on the personal pages of test participants starting July 4, 2025. The results from the additional session were published on July 30, 2025.
The Unified Entrance Exam (UEE) and the Unified Professional Entrance Exam (UPEE) took place in 2025 for those wishing to enter the master's program.
UPEE is an entrance examination for master's degree program admission. It assesses an applicant's readiness for obtaining the second level of higher education in their chosen specialty.
UEE is an entrance examination for master's degree program admission that includes a test of general academic competence (TGAC) and a foreign language test (English, German, French, or Spanish, depending on the applicant's choice).
To enter any speciality (regardless of the form of study - full-time or part-time, state-funded or contractual, etc.), you had to pass the UEE.
To enter certain fields of study, applicants were required to take the UPEE entrance test. This applies to the specialities in the following fields of study:
- A: Education
- B: Culture, Arts, and Humanities
- C: Social Sciences, Journalism, Information, and International Relations
- D: Business, Administration, and Law (excluding speciality D6: Secretarial and Office Work)
- F: Information Technology
- G: Architecture and Urban Planning (speciality G17 within the Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction field)
- I: Health Care and Social Security, which includes:
- I9: Public Health
- I10: Social Work and Counseling
- I11: Children and Youth Services
- J: Transport and Services, which includes:
- J2: Hotel and Restaurant Business and Catering
- J3: Tourism and Recreation
- J4: Occupational Safety and Health
- K: Security and Defense, which includes:
- K8: Fire Safety
- K10: Civil Safety
If you plan to pursue any of these specialities, make sure to register for the UPEE.
The registration period for individuals wishing to participate in the UEE and UPEE lasted from May 2 to May 23, inclusive. This registration was managed by the admissions committees of higher education institutions.
During the additional period from June 16 to 17, individuals who could not register during the main period, had the opportunity to register for the UPEE or the UEE.
By June 12, participants registered for the main session of the entrance exams received invitation passes on their information pages. These passes indicated the date, time, and location of the test. Participants of the additional session received their invitations by July 26.
The main sessions of the UEE and the UPEE were held from June 21 to July 12, while the additional sessions took place from July 29 to August 18.
In 2025, 2,203 testing centers (including 89 abroad) were involved in conducting the main session of the UEE, and 2,261 testing centers (including 154 abroad) were used for the UPEE. During the additional session, 144 testing centers were engaged for the UEE and 290 for the UPEE.
In total, more than 78,000 individuals participated in the main session of the UEE, and nearly 69,000 in the UPEE. During the additional sessions, 4,243 people took part in the UEE, and 4,195 in the UPEE.
The results of the main session, scored on a scale of 100-200 points, were posted on the participants' information pages by July 18, while the results of the additional session will be available by August 21.
Along with the exams for bachelor's and master's degrees, the Unified Entrance Exam (UEE) and a standardized entrance test in research methodology (SET) were administered in 2025 for admission to the PhD/Doctor of Arts degree program.
The SET is an entrance examination designed for individuals seeking admission to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy or Doctor of Arts degree. It assesses the applicant's readiness for advanced studies at the doctoral level.
The UEE is an entrance examination required for admission to the Doctor of Philosophy or Doctor of Arts degree program. It includes two components: a Test of General Academic Competence (TGAC) and a foreign language test. Applicants can choose to take the language test in English, German, French, or Spanish.
The main registration period for participating in the UEE and SET lasted from May 2 to May 23, inclusive.
An additional registration period was available on June 16 and 17 for individuals who were unable to register for the UEE or SET during the main registration period.
The admission committees of higher education institutions handled the registration for those wishing to take part in the entrance examinations.
By June 12, participants registered for the main session of the UEE/SET received invitation passes on their information pages under "Office of the Participant of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination." These passes indicated the date, time, and location of the test. Participants of the additional session received their passes by August 13.
The results of the main entrance examination session were announced by August 1, and the results of the additional session were released on August 29, 2025.
In 2025, applicants had to pass a national multi-subject test (NMT) to enter bachelor's degree program and master's degree program for medical specialties.A computer-based national multi-subject test is the best option for assessment during the war.
The NMT consisted of four blocks of tasks: three are compulsory, and one is optional. The mandatory subjects included the Ukrainian language, Mathematics, and History of Ukraine. The optional subjects were Ukrainian literature, one foreign language (either English, German, French, or Spanish), Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Geography.
After completing all the tasks of the NMT all the NMT tasks (National Multi-Subject Test), each participant saw their score for each block displayed on their computer screen. The results were converted to a scale of 100 to 200 points, which was used for the competitive selection process. Tables for converting scores to this scale were provided in the Ukraine University Admission Procedure in 2025.
Registered participants could make changes in their personal accounts until April 8, 2025. They could select a different subject for the additional block, change the city where they wish to take the NMT, or report the need to take the NMT during additional sessions.
During the additional registration period from May 9 to 14, individuals who had valid reasons for not registering during the main registration period, as well as those who were denied registration during that time, had the opportunity to enroll for the NMT. Additionally, any changes to registration information could be made until May 19.
Starting May 7, registered participants of the main NMT session received invitations on their personal pages, which included the date, time, and location of the session. Participants of the additional NMT session were informed of the date, time, and location of their testing starting July 9.
As in previous years, the NMT took place in specially equipped computer labs at educational institutions designated as temporary examination centers (TECs). These centers were located in various settlements both within Ukraine and abroad. Due to ongoing enemy attacks on our cities, testing was paused during air alerts and continued only after participants and the TECs workers have safely returned from the shelters.
With the help of our international partners, temporary examination centers for conducting bachelor's degree entrance exams for Ukrainian youth were established in 55 cities across 33 countries this year.
The main session took place from May 14 to June 25, while the additional session were held from July 14 to July 25. Applicants who were unable to attend the testing during the main session for valid reasons were permitted to register for the additional NMT session.
In 2025, more than 289,000 individuals participated in the NMT and received their results. A total of 284,460 applicants took part in the main sessions (including 15,917 abroad). The attendance rate for the main sessions was 91.86% within Ukraine and 84.98% abroad. During the additional sessions, more than 5,000 participants completed the NMT: 4,064 in Ukraine (74.88% of those registered) and 1,263 abroad (65.24% of those registered).
To facilitate these assessments, 7,742 TECs were established within 1,188 educational institutions and facilities. Among these, 104 centers operated in 55 cities across 33 countries
Results from the main NMT session, scored on a scale of 100 to 200 points, were available on the personal pages of test participants starting July 4, 2025. The results from the additional session were published on July 30, 2025.
The Unified Entrance Exam (UEE) and the Unified Professional Entrance Exam (UPEE) took place in 2025 for those wishing to enter the master's program.
UPEE is an entrance examination for master's degree program admission. It assesses an applicant's readiness for obtaining the second level of higher education in their chosen specialty.
UEE is an entrance examination for master's degree program admission that includes a test of general academic competence (TGAC) and a foreign language test (English, German, French, or Spanish, depending on the applicant's choice).
To enter any speciality (regardless of the form of study - full-time or part-time, state-funded or contractual, etc.), you had to pass the UEE.
To enter certain fields of study, applicants were required to take the UPEE entrance test. This applies to the specialities in the following fields of study:
- A: Education
- B: Culture, Arts, and Humanities
- C: Social Sciences, Journalism, Information, and International Relations
- D: Business, Administration, and Law (excluding speciality D6: Secretarial and Office Work)
- F: Information Technology
- G: Architecture and Urban Planning (speciality G17 within the Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction field)
- I: Health Care and Social Security, which includes:
- I9: Public Health
- I10: Social Work and Counseling
- I11: Children and Youth Services
- J: Transport and Services, which includes:
- J2: Hotel and Restaurant Business and Catering
- J3: Tourism and Recreation
- J4: Occupational Safety and Health
- K: Security and Defense, which includes:
- K8: Fire Safety
- K10: Civil Safety
If you plan to pursue any of these specialities, make sure to register for the UPEE.
The registration period for individuals wishing to participate in the UEE and UPEE lasted from May 2 to May 23, inclusive. This registration was managed by the admissions committees of higher education institutions.
During the additional period from June 16 to 17, individuals who could not register during the main period, had the opportunity to register for the UPEE or the UEE.
By June 12, participants registered for the main session of the entrance exams received invitation passes on their information pages. These passes indicated the date, time, and location of the test. Participants of the additional session received their invitations by July 26.
The main sessions of the UEE and the UPEE were held from June 21 to July 12, while the additional sessions took place from July 29 to August 18.
In 2025, 2,203 testing centers (including 89 abroad) were involved in conducting the main session of the UEE, and 2,261 testing centers (including 154 abroad) were used for the UPEE. During the additional session, 144 testing centers were engaged for the UEE and 290 for the UPEE.
In total, more than 78,000 individuals participated in the main session of the UEE, and nearly 69,000 in the UPEE. During the additional sessions, 4,243 people took part in the UEE, and 4,195 in the UPEE.
The results of the main session, scored on a scale of 100-200 points, were posted on the participants' information pages by July 18, while the results of the additional session will be available by August 21.
Along with the exams for bachelor's and master's degrees, the Unified Entrance Exam (UEE) and a standardized entrance test in research methodology (SET) were administered in 2025 for admission to the PhD/Doctor of Arts degree program.
The SET is an entrance examination designed for individuals seeking admission to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy or Doctor of Arts degree. It assesses the applicant's readiness for advanced studies at the doctoral level.
The UEE is an entrance examination required for admission to the Doctor of Philosophy or Doctor of Arts degree program. It includes two components: a Test of General Academic Competence (TGAC) and a foreign language test. Applicants can choose to take the language test in English, German, French, or Spanish.
The main registration period for participating in the UEE and SET lasted from May 2 to May 23, inclusive.
An additional registration period was available on June 16 and 17 for individuals who were unable to register for the UEE or SET during the main registration period.
The admission committees of higher education institutions handled the registration for those wishing to take part in the entrance examinations.
By June 12, participants registered for the main session of the UEE/SET received invitation passes on their information pages under "Office of the Participant of the Postgraduate Entrance Examination." These passes indicated the date, time, and location of the test. Participants of the additional session received their passes by August 13.
The results of the main entrance examination session were announced by August 1, and the results of the additional session were released on August 29, 2025.
Due to security reasons, the NMT was conducted on the same day for each participant. Each subject test took 60 minutes to complete. Firstly, participants had to complete tasks from the block, dedicated to the Ukrainian language and Math, followed by a 20-minute break. After the break, they worked on the tasks related to History of Ukraine and their chosen subject.