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Admission is open for 2020-2021 academic year at TTPU

For the 2020/2021 academic year, at Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent (TTPU), the admission quota for the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) programs, for each faculty is:

Name of faculty Number of seats:

Mechanical Engineering - 200

Automotive Engineering - 200

Information Technologies and Programming in Industry
(Computer Engineering) - 150

Industrial and Civil Engineering and Architecture - 50

Management and Industrial Marketing - 100

Admission procedure and important dates:

1.Admission test

All the Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) programs offered by TTPU are based on a “locally programmed admission” scheme. There is a limit with a limited num-ber of places for students. The University accepts applicants who have re-ceived the highest number of points in the Admission Test, until the limit of the admission quota is reached. The score obtained in the Admission Test, is valid only for the 2020/2021 Academic Year.

Applicants, who score very high marks in the Admission Test, are allowed to skip the Preparatory Year and given the opportunity to be enrolled in the First Level (= Second Year), provided that the language requirements discussed in the Section 1.4 are satisfied. The applicant has the right to refuse this oppor-tunity and continue his/her studies from the Preparatory Year.

The final decision on admission to the First Level is made after the consent of the Vice Rector on Academic and Scientific Matters, the coordinator of the Admission Committee and the Rector of Turin Polytechnic University in Tashkent.

2. Date of examination

There will be two admission tests for the 2020/2021 Academic year:
First exam will take place on May 22, 1 PM Local Time (Registration deadline May 18, the maximum number of applicants is 200). This exam will be online, therefore EVERY APPLICANT MUST HAVE PC/LAPTOP AND WORKING VIDEO CAMERA.

Second exam (with larger number of applicants) will take place in the beginning of July (exact dates and procedure will be announced later).

3. Online Application

About online application and registration steps read and watch here.

4. Online test

Knowledge of the applicant will be assessed by a set of online tests with multiple-choice questions, featuring a difficulty level that is adequate to the secondary school programs of the Uzbekistan.

The Online Test consists of:

Mathematics: 18 questions (time: 40 minutes)

Comprehension: 6 questions (time: 12 minutes)

Logic: 6 questions (time: 12 minutes)

Physics: 12 questions (time: 26 minutes)

The full online test consists of 42 questions and will last 90 minutes. Each question has 5 possible choices, but only one of them is correct.

Every question carries:

1 point – if it is correct (you get 1 point)

-0.25 points – if it is wrong (you loose -0.25 points)

0 points – if it is left blank (you do not loose any points)

All the questions will be in English!

More information here.

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