IQ Test Introduced for Admission to Certain Programs at TDIU

TASHKENT, July 1 — Tashkent State University of Law will implement IQ tests for admission to certain undergraduate programs. As a result, changes and additions have been made to the admission procedure for higher education institutions.

The new procedure will be applied for admission to the programs "International Law and Comparative Jurisprudence" and "Digital Law." Only applicants who successfully pass the IQ test will be able to choose these programs at TDIU. During registration, applicants who opt to take the IQ test will also take exams in law-related subjects, organized by TDIU in cooperation with a foreign organization under a contract. ## Key Details and Important Information IQ tests will be conducted annually by July 10. ## Key Details and Important Information The conduct of tests and evaluation of results will be based on the requirements of the foreign organization.

Additionally, individuals with higher education will be admitted to the special 3-year educational program in "Jurisprudence" for second and subsequent higher education levels. They will register from July 10 to August 10 through the special electronic system of the Agency for Knowledge and Skills Assessment.

Such applicants will only take tests in specialized subjects and a foreign language. The benefits applied in general admission exams (excluding foreign language certificates) will not apply to the special 3-year program.

Furthermore, the duration of study in the master's program at TDIU is set at 1 year for graduates of the "Jurisprudence" undergraduate program and 2 years for graduates of related fields.