Those Admitted Under the Super Contract Can Only Choose One Field

Important Details and Information Students admitted under the super contract can only choose one field. This option depends on admission results.

If you listed five fields in your application and were admitted to the third, you did not score enough for the first. ## Process and Consequences Many currently think that it is possible to change the field. However, in practice, there is almost no choice: the only remaining path is the super contract, which opens only for one field.

The selection process under the super contract varies in three different scenarios depending on the admission results. In each case, both the field and the payment amount are determined differently. ## Process and Consequences If you have been admitted to one of the five fields, you can only study under the super contract for the first field you listed in your application.

The main condition is that you must not have enough points for the first field. By changing the field, your current grant or contract place will be canceled, and it is not possible to keep both.

Conditions include: not having enough points for the first field; renouncing your current grant or contract place; and the payment amount will be calculated regardless of your points. ## Process and Consequences The payment amount does not depend on the accumulated points: it is calculated based on the level applied for those who scored no more than 4 points. If you have not been admitted to any field, the choice is much broader.

You can apply for a super contract for any of the five fields. In this case, the payment will be calculated based on how many points you fell short of the passing score, using a 4-point scale.

You cannot switch to fields where you have scored points. If you were admitted to the third field but also scored points for the fourth and fifth fields, you cannot choose them.

Education continues in the recommended field. The priority order does not change: you cannot switch to either the first and second or the fourth and fifth fields.

The only path is if you were admitted to a grant or contract, you can study under the super contract for the first field. We previously wrote that it is not possible to change the field after admission: once the final results are released, the system itself establishes the priorities.

The final rules for this year have not yet been announced. The above rules are based on last year's practices.

Last year, education under the super contract was only applicable to the first field, and transitions to the 2, 3, 4, and 5 fields were not allowed. The final rules for the current year have not yet been announced.

Which fields will be opened under the super contract will be determined by official documents. Before submitting an application, it is useful to clarify which fields this applies to in the admissions office of the university.

Applications for the super contract are accepted through the platform kontrakt.edu.uz. ### Situation Field selection under the super contract Payment amount Accepted into one of five fields Only 1 field Regardless of your points, calculated at the level set for those who scored no more than 4 points. Not accepted into any field In any of the five fields Calculated based on the shortfall in points, using a 4-point scale.

Desire to switch to another field Switching to other fields is not allowed Only for 1 field under the above rules. ### Conditions for Studying under the Super Contract in the 1st Field You must not have scored points for the 1st field and must renounce your current grant or contract place. The payment amount is calculated at the level set for those who scored no more than 4 points.

If I have not been admitted to any field, which field can I choose? In this case, you can apply for any of the five fields under the super contract.

The payment amount is calculated based on the shortfall in points using a 4-point scale. ### Will these rules apply this year? The above rules are based on last year's practices.

The final rules for this year have not yet been announced; they will be defined by official documents.