Baku / 12.08.17 / Turan: Of the 42,804 entrants who took part in the entrance exams in Azerbaijan this year, 36,381 people were eligible to become students. This is stated in the message of the State Examination Center (SEC), released on 12 August.
11 728 entrants were enrolled in universities at the state order, and 24,653 came on a paid basis.
Applicants who successfully passed the exams have to submit their documents to universities from August 15 to 25. Not passing the registration in the specified period will be regarded as a refusal by the applicant from the chosen specialty, and the order on their admission to the university will not be sent to the university.
The SEC also informs that on August 15-19 it will inform about the additional choice of specialties for vacancies. -05D06-
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