Citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan have the right to receive paid and free education at state and non-state institutions of secondary vocational education. Admission to institutions of secondary vocational education in the Republic of Azerbaijan is carried out in accordance with the procedure established by the state. A secondary vocational education institution determines the volume and structure of admissions in accordance with the established procedure and its Articles of Association, and submits them for the founder's approval.
The College of Industry and Technology at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU) is a state educational institution. Student admissions to the college are conducted for 20 specialities on a full-time basis for the Azerbaijani and Russian streams, from a 9-year and 11-year educational foundation.
Applications for admission to vocational education institutions (9-year basis) are usually accepted online in February, and for the (11-year basis) in May.
Candidates https://ekabinet.dim.gov.az/ after creating a ‘Personal Cabinet’ on the website https://ekabinet.dim.gov.az/2.az, applicants can log in to the relevant State Examination Centre website (https://eservices.dim.gov.az/erizetex/erize/) from 10:00 using their Personal Cabinet username and password. log in to the relevant State Examination Centre website (https://eservices.dim.gov.az/erizetex/erize/) from 10 a.m. using their personal cabinet username and password, complete the “Electronic Application for Applicants” form and confirm (or have confirmed) their application. Prospective students who must have their applications approved by the Document Acceptance Commissions (DACs) can familiarize themselves with the full text of the announcement, which includes the required documents and the addresses of the DACs.
The College of Industry and Technology at Azerbaijan State Oil and Industry University (ASOIU) is a state educational institution. Student admissions to the college are conducted for 20 specialties on a full-time basis for the Azerbaijani and Russian streams, from a 9-year and 11-year educational base.
Applications for admission to vocational education institutions (9-year basis) are usually accepted online in February, and for the (11-year basis) in May.
Applicants https://ekabinet.dim.gov.az/ After creating a ‘Personal Cabinet’ on the website, applicants can submit their application from 10 a.m. onwards by using their Personal Cabinet username and password on the relevant page of the State Examination Centre's website (https://eservices.dim.gov.az/erizetex/erize/) from 10:00, they log in to the relevant State Examination Centre website (https://eservices.dim.gov.az/erizetex/erize/) using their personal cabinet username and password, complete the ‘Electronic Application for Applicants’ form and confirm (or have confirmed) their application. Applicants who must confirm their applications at the Document Acceptance Commissions (DACs) can familiarize themselves with the full text of the announcement, which includes the required documents and the addresses of the DACs.
General Candidates who completed a 9-year secondary education in previous years, or who completed their general secondary vocational education at educational institutions outside the borders of the Republic of Azerbaijan, sit entrance examinations in Azerbaijani or Russian, mathematics, and a foreign language in order to participate in the competition. Applicants taking the entrance examination in Azerbaijani may choose English, German, French, Russian, Arabic or Persian as their foreign language, while those taking the examination in Russian may choose English, German or French.
The entrance examination is held in two stages. In the first stage of the examination, candidates are presented with a total of 45 questions: 20 in Azerbaijani (Russian) language, 10 in mathematics, and 15 in a foreign language. Candidates have 3 hours to complete the questions.
In the second stage, a total of 90 multiple-choice test questions are presented from the Azerbaijani (Russian) language, mathematics and a foreign language, with 30 questions for each subject. Candidates have 3 hours to complete the test.
A candidate who does not participate in the first stage of the entrance examination is not permitted to take the second stage, and a candidate who does not participate in the second stage is not permitted to proceed to the course selection stage. A current-year graduate is not permitted to proceed to the programme choice stage if they have failed to sit any stage of the graduation examination. The results of the entrance (graduation) examinations are valid for 2 years.
The Azerbaijani language component of the graduation examination for applicants in the current year who are graduating from general secondary education institutions where instruction is conducted in languages other than Azerbaijani (as a state language) subject examination, their results are taken into account and they are considered to have passed, provided their relative score is at least 50.
Specialization selection takes place after the completion of the entrance examination (for both stages). Candidates are admitted to the specialization selection if their total score is no less than 50, their score for the Azerbaijani or Russian language is no less than 20, and their score for mathematics is no less than 10. Each applicant may select up to 12 course codes for various educational institutions, for both state-funded and self-funded places. The applicant determines the order of the course codes themselves.
For competitive admission to speciality programs requiring special aptitude, applicants are admitted who have an over-all score of no less than 50 (with no subject score restrictions) and who pass the aptitude tests conducted by the relevant commission.
Competition is based on the applicant's over-all score from the entrance examination.
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