On July 22, an important stage concluded for applicants planning to enter master's programs. On this day, the Ukrainian Center for Assessment of Education Quality (UCAEQ) published the results of the main sessions of the Unified Professional Entrance Examination (EPVI). Now, every participant can find out their final score and begin preparing documents for submission to universities.
Where and how to view results
All data is available in electronic format. Applicants simply need to log in to their personal cabinet on the entrance examination portal. This is where all information regarding test taking is stored. The relevant tab includes an option to generate an examination card — a document that is mandatory for submitting an application to higher education institutions in Ukraine.
Score conversion system
It is important to understand exactly how the results were calculated. EPVI results were converted to a scale of 100 to 200 points. This process was carried out automatically in accordance with Table No. 12 of Appendix 5 of the Procedure for Admissions for Higher Education in 2026. Thus, the primary indicators of subject tests were converted into final grades used for enrollment.
Participants have the opportunity to download the results card for each block of the examination separately. This provides flexibility when submitting documents to different universities, where requirements for profile subjects may vary.
Who is responsible for the tests
The organization of testing and preparation of tasks was provided by the Scientific and Methodological Center for Higher and Vocational Education (SMCHVE). If applicants have questions regarding the content of the tests, their structure, or the assessment methodology, UCAEQ recommends contacting the specialists of this state institution directly.
We remind you that for those who were unable to achieve the desired result, a special EPVI session is provided. It will offer a chance to retake the exams and improve the score. Also, this year the government allocated a certain number of state-funded places for master's applicants, and the rules for submitting applications were updated to minimize the risk of document rejection.
