Felvi Kisokos Angol 2023 ENG
Felvi Kisokos Angol 2023 ENG
Guide
for International
Applicants
2023
PREPARING TO APPLY
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“REQUIRED READING”
Felsőoktatási felvételi tájékoztató (Admission Guide): all you need to know about the admission
procedure – essential for the application
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LOOK AT THE ADMISSION TIMELINE AND NOTE THE DEADLINES
2 3 4
APPLICATION
1 PUBLICATION VERIFICATION
DEADLINE
ADMISSION
OF ADDENDUM Applications for the Only until the application
STARTS courses starting in deadline (15 February
An official addendum to
The admission is open the Felvételi tájékoztató September are open until 2023) is it possible to
until 15 February 2023. (Admission Guide) is 15 February, 2023. The validate your application,
The list of courses starting expected to be published deadline for applications which can only be done
in September 2023 and on felvi.hu at the end of is also the deadline for through the Client Gate.
the application’ rules are January 2023, including payment of the procedural Attention! New data
available on felvi.hu. The new courses, corrections fee (if there is an additional can NOT be entered or
e-felvételi site is opening. and clarifications. fee to be paid). modified after the deadline.
2022 2023
December January February
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ADMISSION TIMELINE
6 DEADLINE FOR
DATA CHANGES,
2023
ONE-OFF ORDER
CHANGES AND
SUBMISSION OF
DOCUMENTS WHICH
ARE NOT AVAILABLE
5 CONTINUOUS
AT THE TIME OF
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APPLICATION FEEDBACK ON
MONITORING
Deadline for data changes, ADMISSIONS
Starting from the middle one-off order changes and
of April it will be necessary submission of documents, which DECISIONS
to check your data, the are not available at the time of
application: 12 July, 2023. The results will be announced
processing status of your
documents and data, then the The deadline for uploading (expected on 26 July, 2023)
given scores on the basis of documents for foreigner and published on Felvi.hu.
your documents and received applicants graduating in the year This will reveal who has been
data. of the admission is 18 July, 2023. admitted to which course.
April July
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etc. bonus points etc.
↗ Keep track of the proceeding ↗ Check the received data from
SUPPLEMENTARY
of documents in e-felvételi and Hungarian certified public records
information coming from certified (school-leaving certificate, diploma ADMISSION
public records. etc.)
Based on the Minister’s
↗ Additionally apply for the decision, a supplementary
Higher Education Entrance
admission period may start
Examination if necessary via
from the end of July.
e-mail, no later than
30 April, 2023. Follow the felvi.hu site and
keep up to date!
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HOW TO APPLY
E-FELVÉTELI (E-ADMISSION)
Application in 5 steps 2 SECURITY
CODE
To use the e-felvételi, at the
1 REGISTRATION first login, after accepting the
terms of use, a security code
To use e-felvételi, you automatically will be sent to
have to register on felvi.hu the email address you pro-
by entering a username, a vided when you regis-
password and an email address. tered.
Once logged in, e-felvételi is
available from the “Szolgál-
tatások” menu.
3 APPLICATION
DATA
The data required for the
application can be easily
entered in an IT controlled
interface and can be modi-
UPLOADING fied until the application
4 DOCUMENTS deadline.
Scanned and/or electronic
documents proving the quali-
fication or giving entitlement
to extra credit required for the
application and, if necessary, a
5 VERIFICATION
APPLICATION FEE
Applying for up to three higher education courses is free of charge which includes both: places
with Hungarian State Grant and self-financed places, so in this way a total of 6 lines can be filled
out in the application free of charge. An additional fee of HUF 2,000 per courses (by bank transfer
or credit card) is payable for each additional training place up to a maximum of three courses.
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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
YOU MUST PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
When applying for a Bachelor’s degree:
≥ all pages of the secondary school-leaving certificate;
≥ the annex with the original school-leaving certificate subjects and results (secondary school);
≥ for the calculation of study points, the pages of the original annual results containing all the
end-of-year results, which provide credible evidence of the duration of study and successful
completion of the study requirements for the baccalaureate;
≥ for foreign documents issued in an other language than English, German or French, a copy of
the certified translation into Hungarian must be submitted;
≥ any document proving the bonus points;
≥ higher education qualification – you can check whether and under what conditions it is possible
to score points for a degree in the “List of universities and colleges”;
≥ any other documents necessary for a proper assessment of the application (e.g. a document
proving a change of name, proof of payment of the admission fee);
≥ any specific document required by the higher education institution for the selected course(s)–
can be checked in the institution’s call (e.g. occupational health certificate’).
When applying for a Master’s programme:
≥ a copy of the original diploma;
≥ the original official certificate of higher education attesting the applicant’s higher education
qualification if the applicants graduate in the year of the procedure (headed, signed, stamped
and dated), if it is the same as the diploma;
≥ a copy of the original document issued by the foreign higher education institution (e.g.
transcript of records, diploma supplement) certifying the duration of studies and successful
completion of the requirements for the degree;
≥ for higher education documents issued in a foreign language other than English, German or
French, a copy of the certified translation into Hungarian must be submitted;
≥ additional documents required by the institution for scoring or admission - can be checked
in the institution’s call.
It is considered to be an authentic translation:
≥ a certified translation by the National Translation and Translation Certification Bureau (OFFI)
or a translation with a certification stamp;
≥ a translation certified by a Hungarian diplomatic mission or a Hungarian notary;
≥ a translation certified as authentic under the internal law of a Member State of the European
Union;
≥ for documents in Ukrainian, a translation certified by a Ukrainian notary;
≥ for documents in Serbian, a translation certified by a Serbian notary or court translator.
The following results obtained in Hungary do not need to be documented as they are obtained
electronically:
≥ Hungarian school-leaving certificates (érettségi) issued after 1 January, 2006.
≥ Language exam certificates recognized by the Hungarian state, issued after 1 January, 2003.
≥ Hungarian diploma of higher education, diploma of tertiary vocational education awarded after
1 February, 2006.
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CHANGES TO THE SCORING RULES FOR COURSES
STARTING IN SEPTEMBER 2023
For courses starting in September 2023, there are changes in the scoring rules that will
benefit applicants.
≥ Applicants for bachelor and undivided long programmes will no longer be required to pass at least
one higher level exam as a general admission requirement.
≥ For the baccalaureate requirements, institutions may accept intermediate level examinations in-
stead of advanced levels for specific courses, as already published (Table 1 of the Admission
Guide) – a list of which is given in Table 1/A. (available in Hungarian only)
≥ The minimum point requirement of 280 points for undergraduate and undivided long programmes,
240 points for tertiary educational vocational training, and 50 points for graduate programmes will
be abolished, but higher education institutions may set a minimum point requirement per course.
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It is important to note, that each institution has decided on this difference individually, i.e. in some
courses it may be the case that in one institution the intermediate level exam result is sufficient,
while in others the advanced level exam result is still required to the scoring.
It is therefore worthwhile to check and use the mentioned tables (Table 1 and Table 1/A) together
when planning your application for admission: look at the chosen degree course in Table 1, and if
there is an advanced level requirement, look in Table 1/A to see whether the higher educational
institution(s) accepts the intermediate level of the school-leaving examination.
At the same time, it should be remembered that an advanced level examination result gives you
extra points (in case of good results), which can significantly increase your overall admission score
and thus your chances of getting in - and it also provides a knowledge base for your future studies
in higher education.
YES
No advanced level result is
required for scoring
YES NO
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CALCULATION OF SCORES
A
ACADEMIC POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) + FINAL EXAMINATION POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) + BONUS POINTS
(MAX. 100 POINTS)
B
FINAL EXAMINATION POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) ×2 + BONUS POINTS
(MAX. 100 POINTS)
It is to be noted that the more favourable calculation method for the applicant is taken into account
automatically (if the applicants has duly attested all the results required for the calculation of the scores).
ACADEMIC POINTS
The sum of the end-of-year grades of the last two years of the required five subjects mul-
tiplied by two = max. 100 points + the average of the percentage of four compulsory and
one optional subject on the school-leaving certificate = max. 100 points.
FINAL EXAMINATION POINTS
As a general rule, the sum of the percentages of the results of the two school-leaving ex-
aminations set as admission requirements. Check whether your chosen course requires an
intermediate or advanced level of school-leaving examinations.
From 2022, it is also possible to take into account the results of vocational examinations for
specific qualifications (OKJ) when calculating points if you are studying in a specialised field.
For more details, see the section of the Guide “Calculating the qualification point based on
a specific qualification”.
BONUS POINTS
A maximum of 100 points can be obtained as described in chapter 2.4.
PRACTICAL EXAMINATION
Practical examinations can be organised in the programmes of physical education, art education, and
art mediation. A total of 200 points can be obtained at the practical examination. In this case, the total
admission score is calculated by doubling the number of points achieved at the practical examination,
without adding bonus points.
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TIP: You should always check the detailed information on practical exams for each institution
in the “Egyetemek, főiskolák” section of Felvi.hu.
APTITUDE TEST
Courses, higher education institutions organise aptitude test. The result of this examination can
be “passed” or “failed”.
A
ACADEMIC POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) + FINAL EXAMINATION POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) + BONUS POINTS
(MAX. 100 POINTS)
B
FINAL EXAMINATION POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) ×2 + BONUS POINTS
(MAX. 100 POINTS)
C
ACADEMIC POINTS
(MAX. 200 POINTS) ×2 + BONUS POINTS
(MAX. 100 POINTS)
It is to be noted that the most favourable calculation method for the applicant is taken into account
automatically. In tertiary vocational education, the final examination points are calculated based on the
two best exam results of the school-leaving certificate examination results certified by the applicant.
In tertiary vocational education, bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes, the overall admission
score can also be calculated on the basis of the qualification of the degree in the case of applicants
with a diploma or higher education degree, the possibility and details of this must be checked at
the announcements of the higher education institution’s decisions and rules (Felvi.hu, “Egyetemek,
főiskolák” menu).
GRADUATE STUDY
Maximum 100 points
The details of the calculation of scores are determined by the discretionary powers of the higher
education institutions. Details: “Egyetemek, főiskolák” menu on felvi.hu, and in the chapter about
graduate study of the “Tájékoztató”.
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BONUS POINTS
GRADUATE STUDY
As with the rules for the calculation of scores, the Higher education institution determines
the entitlement of bonus points for each degree programmes (e.g. for second language exam,
professional activity, publications, sport achievements). For equal opportunities only, a mini-
mum of 1 and a maximum of 10 bonus points can be awarded.
FURTHER INFORMATION
At any stage of the admission process, the customer service provides assistance for applicants
and for prospective applicants on technical aspects of the application and the rules of the admis-
sion procedure.
Phone: (+36 1) 477 31 31
E-mail: [email protected]
Customer service (in person): XII. Budapest, Maros str. 19–21. (Entrance from the street)
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 8:00-12.00 and 13.00-16.00, Fri: 8:00-13.30
Information about general issues concerning the admission procedure can also be obtained by
calling the Government Hotline: 1818 (Menu: 1 for language, then 7 for information on admission
to higher education)
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