The key facts

  • Passes for the targeted exams are available in the personal account on my.uzbmb.uz
  • The exams will be held on October 28, 2026, covering 1,452 quotas for foreign and non-state universities and 200 quotas for the youth of Karakalpakstan
  • Entry with a passport or ID card; bringing electronic devices, bags, books and food is prohibited

Admission passes for targeted entrance exams announced

For applicants applying for targeted admission quotas at foreign and non-state higher education institutions, permits to take the test examinations have been announced. This was reported by Zamon.uz, citing information published on the Telegram channel of the education system, as well as Kun.uz. Passes can be downloaded via the personal account on the my.uzbmb.uz website.

Quotas and exam date

The exams are held within the framework of 1,452 targeted quotas allocated to foreign and non-state higher education institutions and their branches, as well as 200 targeted quotas for the youth of the Republic of Karakalpakstan. At the same time, Kun.uz clarifies that the 200 quotas for Karakalpakstan youth have also been distributed among foreign and non-state universities and their branches; the Zamon.uz publication does not mention this detail. The test examinations will take place on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.

Rules of conduct

The permit indicates the date, address and time of the examination; applicants are asked to arrive without delay. Entry to the building is allowed only with a passport or ID card. It is forbidden to bring electronic devices, bags, books, notebooks, writing supplies, drinks, food and other unnecessary items.

Editorial commentary

In practical terms, this means that applicants participating in targeted admission should check their personal account on my.uzbmb.uz in advance, print out or save the pass, and verify the exam time and address so as not to be late on October 28. The event affects several thousand applicants — by the number of quotas, at least 1,652 places, although the sources do not disclose the actual number of participants. It remains unclear how exactly the 200 quotas for Karakalpakstan are distributed among universities and what the enrollment procedure based on the examination results will be — these details are not provided in the publications.