The subject-specific entrance examination assesses the candidate’s knowledge in Biology and in one or more subjects selected by the candidate from Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics. It is designed to evaluate readiness for the chosen program and the ability to apply fundamental concepts in these subjects.
The exam covers fundamental concepts in Biology and in the additional subject(s) required for the chosen program. It evaluates comprehension of essential material and readiness for university-level study. All questions are presented in a multiple-choice format.
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Medicine / Medical Dentistry: Biology plus two subjects selected from Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics.
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Nursing / Midwifery: Biology plus one subject selected from Chemistry, Physics, or Mathematics.
The subject-specific entrance examination consists exclusively of multiple-choice questions. The total number of questions depends on the selected program.
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Medicine / Medical Dentistry:
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Biology - obligatory: 20 question
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Additional subject 1 - selected by the candidate from Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics: 15 questions
- Additional subject 2 - selected by the candidate from Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics: 15 questions
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Nursing / Midwifery:
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Biology - obligatory: 15 questions
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Additional subject - selected by the candidate from Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics: 10 questions
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Maximum score: 100 points for each subject.
Exact instructions will be provided to each candidate before the exam.
- The exam is conducted online.
- Candidates must log in at the scheduled time and follow the instructions provided.
- The timer starts automatically when the exam begins, and it must be completed in one sitting.
- Any technical issues must be reported immediately to the Recruitment Section.
- Cheating in any form will lead to disqualification.
- Candidates who fail to attend the exam at the scheduled time without prior notice may not be offered a rescheduled exam.
- The camera and microphone must remain on throughout the exam.
- The exam will be preceded by identity verification. Candidates must have their passport or another valid identity document ready.
Candidates are required to have:
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A computer or laptop with a stable internet connection
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A functioning camera and microphone
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A quiet, well-lit workspace
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Updated browser software (Chrome, Firefox, or equivalent)
Mobile devices or tablets are not recommended for taking the exam. Can be used only for ZOOM meeting.
Permitted:
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Blank sheets of paper and a pen or pencil for rough work.
Prohibited:
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Textbooks, notes, or any other reference materials
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Electronic devices (phones, calculators, tablets)
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Assistance from others or external sources
Candidates may prepare using textbooks and study materials covering:
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Core Biology concepts
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Basic Chemistry, Physics, and/or Mathematics (depending on the selected elective subject)
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Fundamental terminology and problem-solving techniques
A detailed reading list will be provided soon.