Matriculation Admission: Supplementary admission will start soon, but there is an important rule that already sets the point limits

The general admission procedure ended yesterday, but this year’s supplementary admission will start soon. How the points will develop – we answer the reader’s question.

My question is, on what basis do they decide what is the points limit for a given course? In recent years the point limit was around 240, but now it’s 301. According to Felvey, I have 244 points and now I don’t know how many chances I should get in additional admission.

– One of our readers wrote. The answer to your question is that “in the case of majors announced in the supplementary admission process, the point limits cannot be lower than the points limit set on July 21, if the major was previously announced in the general procedure,” the supervisor writes. Since this specialty was also declared in the general procedure, the above sentence is unfortunately true for him. However, you can try another training if you reach the limit of yesterday’s points there. However, it should be noted that the usual rules (in addition to the Fet point limit rule) apply to this year’s supplemental admissions:

• Only those who have not been accepted into any of the given courses during the general admission procedure, or who have not applied at all for the course starting in September, may apply,
• You can apply for one program only to one higher education institution (both forms of funding at the same place of application are one place of application).

For this reason, Felvi says that due to the short procedures and tight deadlines, it is especially important that everyone carefully review the application requirements, complete electronic registration on time and completely, and validate their applications.