The additional registration period for admission to master's and doctoral programs has begun
The Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment has announced the start of an additional registration period for entrance exams to master’s and doctoral programs. Prospective applicants who were unable to register earlier will be able to submit their applications during the second registration period—from May 26 to 28.
“Registration for those wishing to take the EIT/EFV/EV is conducted by the admissions committees of higher education institutions in person (provided the applicant is physically present) and/or remotely. If submitting documents remotely, prospective master’s and doctoral students must email scanned copies of their registration documents to the admissions committee and complete an application form, providing the information required to generate an exam sheet,” the UCEQA statement reads.
It is noted that for registered applicants, an information page titled “Entrance Exam Participant’s Account” will be created on the Ukrainian Center’s website, and access to it will be granted using the exam sheet number and the PIN code indicated on it.
“We advise prospective master’s and doctoral students not to wait until the last minute to register,” the agency emphasized.
As previously reported, the main registration period for participation in the UEE/UPE ran from April 23 through May 14.
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