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Additional session of admission to the universities of the Republic of Moldova started

On Monday, August 12, the additional session for admission to higher education institutions in the Republic of Moldova begins, the Ministry of Education announces. Candidates can submit online files for higher undergraduate studies between August 12-14, using the eadmitere.gov.md platform, which is available starting with 12:00 p.m.

Candidates have the opportunity to select, through the platform, a maximum of three institutions to which to apply for admission and a maximum of three specialties at each institution.

The intermediate results will be announced on August 16, and those admitted will have to submit the original files to the institutions between August 16 and 19. The final admission results will be published on August 20.

For assistance in the online filing process, candidates can contact the Call Center at 0 8000 5005.

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