Admiral Makarov NUOS
Apply for G7 – the hottest engineering specialty
"Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics". The programme is developed together with the international IT company GeeksForLess. State-supported – government-funded places and a lower admission threshold.
- +2% added to the competitive score for priority 1–2
- ×1.07 regional coefficient of NUOS
- 50 licensed places per year
- 130 minimum score for state-funded study
Admission calendar
Dates may change – check the Admission Rules or the consultation point.
Registration of e-cabinets
Create a personal electronic cabinet at vstup.edbo.gov.ua and upload your documents.
Applications open (Bachelor)
Applications are submitted electronically. Up to 5 applications for state-funded places, with priorities 1–5.
Applications close (Bachelor)
Last day to apply for the Bachelor's based on NMT results.
State-funded admission
Admission of applicants to full-time study funded by the state budget.
Applications (Master)
Applications for Master's programmes. State-funded – until 22 August, 18:00.
Master admission (state-funded)
Admission to the Master's under state order.
Applications (PhD)
For PhD admission. Entrance exams 26 August – 7 September.
A curriculum built by practitioners
The Bachelor's curriculum is aligned with the requirements of the leading IT company GeeksForLess.
Admission documents
- Certificate of complete general secondary education with its supplement (when entering after the 11th grade).
- A copy of the diploma with supplement (entry on the basis of a junior bachelor or junior specialist degree).
- An NMT certificate 2023–2026, or interview(s) in NMT subjects – only for applicants of the relevant privileged categories.
- Copies of your passport and tax ID, three 3×4 photos.
- Proof of residence.
- A copy of the military-registration document (for men).
Competitive admission score by year
In 2024–2025 the threshold dropped significantly – meaning a better chance of a state-funded place.
Bachelor admission in 2026
After school
NMT 2026 in 4 competitive subjects, or NMT 2023–2025 in 3 (4) subjects.
- +2% to the score for priority 1–2
- Regional coefficient ×1.07
- Min. state-funded score: 130
On the basis of a junior degree
NMT 2026 in 4 subjects or NMT 2023–2025 in 3 (4) subjects.
- State-funded and contract forms
Contract only
An in-person interview on 4 NMT subjects.
- Contract – UAH 11,000 per semester (2026)
Key points of the 2026 general admission rules (10 points)
- An applicant may submit a total of 5 applications for state-funded places. The minimum competitive score to take part is 130.
- When applying, you indicate a priority of 1–5 (1 – highest). The priority cannot be changed afterwards, so decide in advance.
- Registration of e-cabinets opens on 1 July at vstup.edbo.gov.ua. If you run into difficulties, contact the admissions consultation point (details at the bottom of the page).
- Registration of applications for interviews – until 10 July (privileged categories only). General application period: 19 July – 1 August 2026.
- Applications are submitted electronically via the personal cabinet. A paper form is used only for those with privileges or unable to register a cabinet.
- The ranked list of those recommended for admission is built from the competitive score and the application priorities. An applicant is recommended for admission to only one institution and one specialty, at the highest priority. The list is generated automatically by the Unified State Education Database.
- State-funded admission to full-time study – no later than 13 August.
- Recommendations and the contract list are published no earlier than 13 August.
- Transfer to vacant state-funded places – no later than 28 August. Vacant places are state-funded places not taken up by other applicants.
- The right to transfer to vacant state-funded places belongs to those who were not recommended for state-funded admission. We recommend consulting the admissions office (especially with privileges or special conditions).
Master's admission
State-funded form
- EEE* 2024–2026 or an in-person/online interview in a foreign language (for privileged categories)
- Professional exam
- Documents: bachelor's diploma + supplement, passport with registration, tax ID, military-registration document, three 3×4 photos
- Min. score: state-funded 130, contract 100
Contract form
- EEE 2024–2026 or a foreign-language interview (for privileged categories)
- Professional exam
- Documents: master's/specialist diploma + supplement, passport, tax ID, military document, three 3×4 photos
- Fee – UAH 13,000 per semester (2026)
Specialisation
- "Computerized Control Systems and Automation" – state-funded + contract
- "Intelligent Computer Control Systems" – contract only. Video about the programme →
* EEE (Unified Entrance Exam) is the entrance test for Master's admission. It combines a general learning-competence test and a foreign-language test.
Key Master's admission dates – 2026
- 1 July – 15 October: registration of e-cabinets, document upload
- 1 July – 17 August: registration for an interview instead of the EEE/professional exam (state-funded – until 27 July)
- 7 – 22 August 18:00: registration of state-funded applications
- 28 July – 7 August: interviews instead of the EEE/professional exam (contract – until 20 August)
- 28 July – 7 August: professional exam (contract – until 20 August)
- Until 25 August: ranked lists, recommendations for admission
- 29 August: state-funded / regional-order admission
- Until 14 September: contract admission
- Until 28 August: transfer to vacant state-funded places
PhD admission
On the basis of a master's or specialist diploma. Programme "Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics".
- Entrance exam in the specialty
- Unified entrance test in research methodology
- EEE test 2024–2026 – total score ≥ 300
Where our graduates go
Common admission questions
What is the minimum score for state-funded admission?
The minimum competitive score to take part in the state-funded competition is 130. The specialty is state-supported, so the threshold is usually 10–20 points lower than for classic IT specialties.
How many applications can I submit?
Up to 5 applications for state-funded places, with priorities 1–5 (1 – highest). The priority cannot be changed after submitting, so decide in advance.
Which NMT subjects are required?
Ukrainian language and literature, mathematics, history of Ukraine and any other subject of your choice.
How many state-funded places are there?
The licensed capacity is 50 students. There are bonuses too: +2% to the score for priority 1–2 and a regional coefficient of ×1.07.
How much does contract study cost?
Bachelor's – about UAH 11,000 per semester; Master's – about UAH 13,000 per semester (as of 2026).
When do I apply in 2026?
Registration of e-cabinets opens on 1 July. Bachelor's applications: 19 July – 1 August. State-funded admission: by 13 August. See the admission calendar for exact dates.
Which documents are required?
Certificate of complete general secondary education with its supplement, an NMT certificate, copies of your passport and tax ID, three 3×4 photos, proof of residence, and (for men) a military-registration document.
Questions about admission?
Detailed information about specialty G7 – "Automation, Computer-Integrated Technologies and Robotics".