
The full C1–C4 coefficient table for every NMT 2026 specialty.

Subject coefficients are the weighting multipliers that determine how strongly each NMT subject affects your competitive score for a particular specialty. The higher the coefficient, the more your mark in that subject "weighs".
The coefficients are set out in Annex 10 to the Procedure for Admission to Higher Education in 2026 (Ministry of Education and Science Order No. 373 of 26/02/2026).
Important: the coefficients are given per the Admission Procedure 2026 currently in force (as approved) — Ministry of Education and Science Order No. 373 of 26/02/2026.
The competitive score for admission on the basis of the NMT 2026 or NMT 2025 is calculated by the formula:
CS = (C1 × S1 + C2 × S2 + C3 × S3 + C4 × S4 + Ct × CC) / (C1 + C2 + C3 + (C4max + C4)/2 + Ct) + PC
Where:
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The NMT consists of subjects and :


Below are the official coefficients from Annex 10 to the Admission Procedure 2026 (Ministry of Education and Science Order No. 373). The tables are split by field of knowledge for convenience.
For all the IT specialties: the highest coefficient is C2 (mathematics) = 0.5. The best elective subject is physics (C4 = 0.4).
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For the medical specialties: the highest elective subject coefficient is biology, physics or chemistry (C4 = 0.5).
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Find your specialty in the table above and choose the subject with the highest C4. That maximizes your competitive score.
Remember: the denominator contains (C4max + C4) / 2. If you choose a subject with a C4 below the maximum, the denominator grows and your score falls — even with a high mark.
If several subjects have the same C4 for your specialty, choose the one where you are confident of a high mark.
The data is taken from Annex 10 to the order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine “On approving the Procedure for Admission to Higher Education in 2026” (Ministry of Education and Science Order No. 373 of 26/02/2026).
This is the approved version of the Admission Procedure 2026 currently in force (not a draft).
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