ADMISSION PROCEDURES FOR BACHELOR'S DEGREE PROGRAMS

ADMISSION TO THE “INVESTIGATIVE ACTIVITIES” PROGRAM (60420300)

General Requirements

Applicants must:

Have completed general secondary education (based on Grade 11) or secondary specialized/vocational professional education;

Be medically fit to perform the duties of an employee or military servicemember;

Be a citizen of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Selection Stages

First Stage

The selection process is conducted separately for:

Militarized structures:

State Security Service, Ministry of Internal Affairs, National Guard, Customs Committee, Military Prosecutor’s Office

Non-militarized organizations:

Prosecutor’s Office bodies, including:

Department for Combating Economic Crimes

Bureau of Compulsory Enforcement

Registration for Participation

Registration platform:

Applications must be submitted online through the special electronic platform of the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment: uz.bmb.uz

Registration period:

February 1 – March 1

Place for Submission of Documents

For the militarized specialization:

Territorial internal affairs bodies.

For the non-militarized specialization:

Territorial prosecutor's offices.

Preliminary Selection Period

March 1 – May 20

Required Documents

Applicants must submit:

Copy of an identity document (passport or ID card);

Copy of birth certificate; if the birth certificate has been replaced or if the surname, first name, patronymic, or other personal data have been changed, a certificate issued by the Civil Registry Office;

Copies of passports of close relatives, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, and death certificates of relatives;

Curriculum vitae written both by hand and on a computer;

Application form (questionnaire);

Copy of military registration certificate or military ID (if available);

Six photographs measuring 3×4 cm (without headwear);

Two photographs measuring 9×12 cm (without headwear).

When submitting documents, applicants must personally present the originals of:

Passport or ID card;

Birth certificate;

Military registration certificate or military ID card.

Special Requirements

For Militarized Structures

Applicants must:

Be at least 17 years old and not older than 25 years (or not older than 26 years for those who completed compulsory military service or service in the Mobilization Reserve);

Have a minimum height of:

165 cm for males;

160 cm for females;

Be declared fit for service by a military medical commission.

The above special requirements do not apply to candidates admitted to non-militarized structures.

Second Stage

Types of Examinations

Special Psychological Assessment;

Written Examination.

Examination Period

June

Examination Fee

All applicants must pay a fee equal to one-half of the Basic Calculation Amount (BCA) to participate in the Special Psychological Assessment and Written Examination.

Special Psychological Assessment

50 test questions;

Time allocated: 40 minutes (including completion of the answer sheet);

Each correct answer is worth 2 points;

Results are assessed on a scale from 0 to 100 points;

Maximum score: 100 points.

Results of the Special Psychological Assessment are not subject to appeal.

Written Examination

The written examination is administered by the Agency in the form of a dictation.

Dictation text length: 160–170 words.

Assessment criteria:

Maximum score: 100 points;

A dictation with no spelling or punctuation errors receives 100 points;

Four points are deducted for each spelling or punctuation error.

Appeals

Appeal applications are accepted within 24 hours after the announcement of examination results and are reviewed by the Appeals Commission within one to three days, depending on the number of applications received.

Third Stage

Period

July – August

Applicants are allowed to participate in the competition for up to five academic programs at state higher education institutions whose subject combinations and assessment criteria correspond to those required for admission to the Academy’s “Investigative Activities” program.

Test Fee

Applicants who graduated from educational institutions in years preceding the current admission year must pay a fee equal to one-half of the Basic Calculation Amount.

Subject Combination

Core Subjects

Legal Studies

Foreign Language

30 questions in each subject;

Total: 60 questions;

Time allocated: 120 minutes.

Scoring:

Legal Studies: 3.1 points per question, maximum 93 points;

Foreign Language: 2.1 points per question, maximum 63 points.

Mandatory Subjects

Native Language (Uzbek, Russian, Karakalpak, or other languages)

Mathematics

History of Uzbekistan

10 questions per subject;

Total: 30 questions;

Time allocated: 60 minutes.

Scoring:

1.1 points per question;

Maximum score: 33 points.

Maximum Score

For all five subjects combined:

189 points

No additional privileges established by legislation for admission to state higher education institutions are applied.

Admission is based on the combined results of:

Special Psychological Assessment;

Written Examination;

Entrance Test.

Maximum total score: 389 points

ADMISSION TO THE “JURISPRUDENCE (PROSECUTORIAL ACTIVITIES)” PROGRAM (60420100)

Full-Time Study

General Requirements

Applicants who have completed general secondary education (Grade 11) or secondary specialized/vocational professional education are eligible.

Registration Platform

Applicants must register through uz.bmb.uz by selecting the field:

“Jurisprudence and Foreign Language.”

Registration Period

June 5 – June 25

Registration Fee

Applicants who graduated in previous years must pay a fee equal to one-half of the Basic Calculation Amount.

Subject Combination

Core Subjects

Legal Studies

Foreign Language

30 questions per subject, 60 questions total, 120 minutes.

Scoring:

Legal Studies: maximum 93 points;

Foreign Language: maximum 63 points.

Mandatory Subjects

Native Language;

Mathematics;

History of Uzbekistan.

10 questions per subject, 30 questions total, 60 minutes.

Scoring:

Maximum 33 points.

Maximum Score

189 points

Test Venue

The venue designated by the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment in the region selected by the applicant.

Testing Period

July 14 – July 23

Academic Program Selection Period

July 25 – August 7

Announcement of Results

August 15

No additional legislative admission privileges apply.

Distance Learning

General Requirements

Applicants who have completed general secondary education (Grade 11) or secondary specialized/vocational professional education are eligible.

Registration Platform

uz.bmb.uz

Registration Period

June 5 – June 25

Participation Fee

One-half of the Basic Calculation Amount for graduates of previous years.

Subject Combination

Identical to the full-time program.

Maximum Score

189 points

Testing Venue

Determined by the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment.

Testing Period

July 14 – July 23

Academic Program Selection Period

July 25 – August 7

Announcement of Results

August 15

Second and Subsequent Higher Education

General Requirements

Applicants must possess a completed higher education degree (Bachelor's degree or five-year higher education diploma).

Registration Platform

my.edu.uz

Registration Period

July 10 – August 10

Participation Fee

One-half of the Basic Calculation Amount for graduates of previous years.

Subject Combination

Core Subject

Legal Studies

30 questions;

60 minutes;

3.1 points per correct answer;

Maximum score: 93 points.

Testing Venue

Determined by the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment.

Testing Date

August 22

Announcement of Results

August 30

 

ADMISSION TO THE “CYBER LAW” PROGRAM (60421600)

Full-Time Study

General Requirements

Applicants who have completed general secondary education (Grade 11) or secondary specialized/vocational professional education are eligible.

Registration Platform

Applicants must register through uz.bmb.uz by selecting:

“Jurisprudence and Foreign Language.”

Registration Period

June 5 – June 25

Participation Fee

Applicants who graduated in previous years must pay a fee equal to one-half of the Basic Calculation Amount.

Subject Combination

Core Subjects

Legal Studies

Foreign Language

30 questions in each subject, 60 questions total, 120 minutes.

Scoring:

Legal Studies: maximum 93 points;

Foreign Language: maximum 63 points.

Mandatory Subjects

Native Language;

Mathematics;

History of Uzbekistan.

10 questions in each subject, 30 questions total, 60 minutes.

Scoring:

Maximum 33 points.

Maximum Score

189 points

Testing Venue

Determined by the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment.

Testing Period

July 14 – July 23

Academic Program Selection Period

July 25 – August 7

Announcement of Results

August 15

No additional legislative admission privileges apply for admission to state higher education institutions.