In accordance with the relevant statement of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, the tuition contract payment deadlines have been extended for certain categories of citizens. This decision provides an additional opportunity for applicants who were unable to complete document and payment processes during the higher education admission period.
It is reported that for undergraduate and graduate applicants who have been attending classes and successfully passing final exams to date, the contract payment deadline has been extended until June 10, 2026. This applies to applicants who were supposed to be admitted to the first year.
Additionally, students who have transferred, reinstated, or restored their studies may also take advantage of this opportunity. For them, the deadline for paying the full 100% annual tuition fee, including basic and differentiated contracts, has also been set for June 10.
This deadline is inclusive. Therefore, citizens belonging to the relevant categories will have the opportunity to pay the contract funds and formalize their admission to the student body until June 10, 2026.
The Ministry's statement notes that this procedure is significant for those being admitted to the first year, as well as for transferred and reinstated students. In some cases, delays may occur during payment or registration. The extension provides students with another opportunity in such situations.
According to current regulations, the contract payment deadline for students in the second year and above may be extended by the head of the higher education institution. This means that each institution can consider the matter individually based on internal circumstances and student capabilities.
In short, the contract payment deadline for certain categories of applicants and students has been extended until June 10, 2026. Those who make the full payment within this timeframe can formalize their admission process. The main thing now is not to miss the deadline by procrastinating.
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