Prep. Language Education

Issues related to Preparatory Language Education are regulated in the Regulation on Preparatory Language Education, Training and Examination.

Yes, it is mandatory.

Turkish and Kyrgyz are compulsory languages in the preparatory class. However, due to the characteristics of some programs, English, Chinese and Russian are also taught.

The language of instruction at the university is Kyrgyz and Turkish from Turkey. A one-year preparatory class is mandatory within the university. The preparatory class is not included in the education period. Students coming from Turkey will study the Kyrgyz Language Preparatory Program in the preparatory class. Students who pass the exemption exam of the language preparatory program they are responsible for can start the first year directly. In addition, along with Kyrgyz in the preparatory class; English is provided as compulsory preparatory language education in the “International Relations”, “Business”, “Economics”, “Finance and Banking” and “English Language and Literature” Programs, and Russian is provided as compulsory preparatory language education in the “Turkish from Turkey-Russian Translation and Interpreting” Programs. Students who successfully complete the preparatory class or pass the exemption exams are registered for the first year.

Students accepted to the university from Kyrgyzstan are required to learn Turkish. In addition, in the preparatory class, along with Kyrgyz; “International Relations”, “Business”, “Economics”, ‘’Finance and Banking’’ and ‘’English Language and Literature’’, English in the ‘’Kyrgyz-English Translation and Interpreting’’ Programs, and Russian in the ‘’Turkey Turkish-Russian Translation and Interpreting’’ Programs, compulsory preparatory language education is applied. Students who successfully complete the preparatory class or pass the exemption exams are registered for the first year.

Students from other countries and communities who do not know Turkish and Kyrgyz learn Turkish and Kyrgyz together.

Yes, in the Preparatory Class, students are required to attend 85% of the classes. Students who do not fulfill this obligation are dismissed from the University. Yes, Students in the Preparatory Class are required to attend 85% of the courses. Students who do not fulfill this obligation are dismissed from the University.

Exams and evaluations in the preparatory class are regulated in the Preparatory Language Education and Examination Regulations.

Students who graduated from secondary schools that provide education in one of the university's languages ​​of instruction are directly exempt from that language. In this case, students who pass the exemption exam in the other language of instruction can directly start the first year without being exempt from Preparatory Education. However, students who are registered to programs that require Russian and English as prerequisites must also pass the exemption exam in that language in order to be exempt from the Preparatory Class.

Exemption Exams are held on the dates specified in the Academic Calendar.

Yes, students who fail the Preparatory Class are given the right to take the exemption exam at the beginning of the following academic year. In addition, students who are not successful in the exemption exam are given the right to study in the Preparatory Class for one more year.

No, it doesn't count.

Yes, they can.

Yes, military deferment procedures for male students who have not done their military service are carried out by the University starting from the preparatory year.

You will receive your Student ID Card from the Student Affairs Office.

You will pay 200 Som when you enroll at the university. You will not pay any fees in the following years. If you lose your ID card or make it unusable, you will pay for a new one.

If you apply to the Registrar's Office in writing with the document you will receive from the Lost Announcement Office and the newspaper announcement of the loss of your Student ID Card, you can get your new ID card.

Yes, it is used. When you first register at the university, you will open an account at the bank branch on campus. The bank will prepare your campus card on your behalf. You will be able to use this card for all your expenditures within the Campus.