How admission works
- 1School’s own examA test, interview, aptitude exam or portfolio. The faculty sets the date and content.
- 2National testNSZ by Scio or the TSP of Masaryk University. The result is a percentile and often replaces the school’s exam.
- 3Grades and maturitaSome programmes admit by secondary-school grades or maturita results.
- 4No entrance examAn application and the maturita are enough, sometimes until places run out.Programmes without an exam →
The National Comparative Exams are run by Scio several times a year.
- Results
- not announced yet
- Who asks for it
- 102 programmes in the catalogue
NSZ – Obecné studijní předpokladyNSZ – Všeobecné studijní předpokladyNSZ – Základy společenských věd
Dates and where it is acceptedMasaryk University runs the Study Aptitude Test for most of its faculties.
- Who asks for it
- 69 programmes in the catalogue
Test studijních předpokladů MU
Dates and where it is acceptedThe maturita certificate is required for university and VOŠ studies; it is usually submitted after admission, at enrolment.
- Who asks for it
- all universities and VOŠ
Dates and where it is acceptedAn overview for your programmes
Star programmes and you’ll see how each school admits, what it assesses, which tests it accepts and when the next exam is.
- Sign in with your e-mail (we send a code, no password).
- Open a programme you like in the catalogue.
- Click the star “Add to shortlist”.
