Applicants who were not admitted will have another opportunity to enroll through the secondary admission process

Applicants who were not admitted to a higher education program in 2026 will once again have the opportunity to choose from educational programs with available places, according to the National Assessment and Examinations Center.

As part of the so-called secondary admission process, applicants will be able to select higher and vocational education programs with available places from 11:00 a.m. on October 5 until 6:00 p.m. on October 9.

“Let us remind you that applicants are eligible to participate in the secondary admission process if they: passed the minimum competency threshold set for each subject in the 2026 Unified National Examinations but were not admitted; did not pass the minimum competency threshold set for each subject in the 2026 Unified National Examinations but passed the minimum competency threshold established for vocational education programs.

“Detailed information on the rules for selecting programs, as well as the educational programs and available places at higher and vocational education institutions, is provided in the updated electronic guide published by the National Assessment and Examinations Center, ‘Guide for Applicants.’

“Recommendations to consider when selecting educational programs are available via the relevant link,” the statement said.