July 3rd became a key day for school leavers in Ukraine: all participants of the main sessions of the National Multisubject Test (NMT) received official results ranging from 100 to 200 points. The data was published in personal cabinets on the UTSKO platform.

How to check your scores

Results are available in the "NMT-2026 Result" tab. There, you can also generate a participant information card — a document necessary for submitting an application to Ukrainian universities. Points were awarded strictly according to approved schemes, but before publication, every answer underwent re-checking by UTSKO specialists.

17 sessions — 17 sets of tasks

This year, 17 main NMT sessions were held. A unique set of test tasks was prepared for each of them, ensuring equal conditions for all participants regardless of the date of the exam.

Data is already in the system

Since July 3rd, the results of the main sessions have been transferred to the Unified State Electronic Database on Education Issues (EGBEO). It is precisely these data that will be used during the admission campaign to Ukrainian higher education institutions.

For those choosing foreign universities

Graduates planning to study abroad can order an official extract of NMT results. The document is certified by the signature of the UTSKO director and the institution's seal. Important: this document is not required for admission to Ukrainian universities — it is needed only if a foreign institution requests the original certificate.

New rules for the 2026 admission campaign

The Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine has introduced a number of changes to the admission rules:

  • The number of applications an applicant can submit has been reduced;
  • The mandatory motivation letter has been cancelled;
  • The weight of competitive points for creative specialties has been changed;
  • It is permitted to use NMT results from previous years;
  • The procedure has been simplified for Ukrainians studying or living abroad or in temporarily occupied territories.

Europeans can also apply through Ukrainian exams

Since 2026, school leavers from European countries can use the results of their national graduation exams instead of the NMT — provided that their grades are converted to the Ukrainian 200-point scale and documents are properly formalized.

Thus, the admission campaign system is becoming more flexible and accessible for both domestic and international applicants.