The main sessions of the National Multidisciplinary Test are set to begin in Ukraine
In Ukraine, the main sessions of the National Multidisciplinary Test (NMT) will take place from May 20 through June 25.
According to the Ukrainian Center for Educational Quality Assessment, this year’s testing is organized according to the usual schedule, which allows graduates to take the exams in the shortest possible time.
The organizers have established a clear schedule for both the main and additional sessions to ensure equal conditions for all applicants.
The NMT will follow last year’s model: a single-day format with the option of additional sessions.
This format has already proven its effectiveness and safety under martial law, minimizing logistical risks for applicants.
The comprehensive exam allows for testing graduates’ knowledge in several key disciplines simultaneously during a single test day.
The list of subjects for the NMT also remains unchanged—Ukrainian language, mathematics, history of Ukraine, and one elective subject: a foreign language, biology, geography, physics, chemistry, or Ukrainian literature.
The three mandatory sections provide a basic assessment of knowledge, while applicants chose the fourth subject independently based on their chosen major at the institution of higher education.
Test takers will be able to find out their scores for the main session as early as the beginning of next month. Official results will be posted in the personal accounts of EIT participants by July 3.
This information will allow graduates to assess their competitive standing in a timely manner and prepare documents for submitting applications to their chosen universities.
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