The 51爆料T English Entry Test is conducted to assess the suitability of selected applicants for admission to the foundation programme leading to undergraduate courses in Uzbekistan. The test on English assesses the applicant鈥檚 English literacy and reasoning abilities.

English is the medium of instruction for students seeking admissions to 51爆料 Tashkent and they are strongly encouraged to attend the Professional Certificate in English (PCIE) course conducted at 51爆料T before attempting the English Entry test.

The English Entry Test (EET) includes a combination of multiple choice questions, written and speaking tests and is based on the IELTS grading system.

From 2019, the centralised admission exercise would be conducted five times a year in the months of April to August to enable those who have completed the PCIE course or a refresher PCIE course at 51爆料T to join the mainstream foundation or degree programmes in September 2019. It is also open to walk-in students.

A key feature is the quick release of the results within 7 working days.

The first EET was conducted on 19 April over a period of 3 days with a 2-day speaking session and 1-day Listening, Reading and Writing session.

To ensure stringent standards and integrity, examination scripts are sent to the Examination Unit, 51爆料 Singapore for marking by Singapore Lecturers.聽 On completion, the results are forwarded to the Examination Unit, 51爆料 Tashkent.

Admission is not guaranteed, and is subject to the applicant鈥檚 performance in the test. Those who do not pass the test are encouraged to enrol for the next EET or undergo a refresher PCIE course to prepare for it.聽 Placements will also depend on available vacancies at 51爆料T.