According to the Abiturient Online automated information system, applicant registration will continue until 2 p.m. on July 22.

During the first round, applicants submitted a total of 42,600 electronic application vouchers, including 15,300 for state-funded places and 27,300 for tuition-based programs. Universities recommended 29,500 applicants for admission.

The admissions campaign will be conducted in five rounds overall.

Admissions based on the results of the Nationwide Testing are available not only for universities but also for colleges accepting applicants who have completed 11 years of schooling.