Top 10 Programs by Grant Places: 14,049 Seats and Score Ranges

Based on BMBA mandate results, we identified the ten full-time programs with the largest number of state grant places, without regional quotas. The analysis uses totals across all universities. These ten programs together offer 14,049 grant places.

Programs with the largest number of places

Medicine (treatment) leads with 2,364 grant places, and its grant scores range from 185.9 to 189.0, with an average of 187.4. In World Economy and International Economic Relations (2,298 places), Philology and Language Teaching: English (2,090 places), and International Relations (1,334 places), the lowest and highest scores are both 189.0. This means that admission required almost the maximum score.

Programs with a wide score range

In Mathematics (1,174 places), grant scores ranged from 152.2 to 181.1. In Power Engineering, they ranged from 68.0 to 164.5. The average in Power Engineering is 85.4, and in Chemistry it is 99.0. The large gap between the lowest score and the average shows that the passing score in these programs was noticeably below typical results.

Key figures

1. Medicine (treatment): 2,364 places; 185.9–189.0; average 187.4
2. World Economy and International Economic Relations: 2,298 places; 189.0–189.0; average 189.0
3. Philology and Language Teaching: English: 2,090 places; 189.0–189.0; average 189.0
4. International Relations: 1,334 places; 189.0–189.0; average 189.0
5. Mathematics: 1,174 places; 152.2–181.1; average 159.7
6. Jurisprudence: 1,130 places; 176.6–182.8; average 177.5
7. Power Engineering: 956 places; 68.0–164.5; average 85.4
8. Foreign Language and Literature: English: 943 places; 186.9–189.0; average 187.2
9. Chemistry: 886 places; 75.9–121.4; average 99.0
10. Physical Education: 874 places; 170.3–178.0; average 170.3

Practical takeaways for applicants

First, the passing score is the main benchmark for comparing your own result. If a program closed at 189.0, a difference of just a few points may be decisive. Second, pay attention to the gap between the average score and the lowest score, which reflects the level of competition.

When choosing, consider not only the number of places but also your strong subjects and interests. Scores may change next year, so treat these figures as guidance rather than a guarantee.

In conclusion, programs with many places widen your options, but they often require an almost maximum score. In programs with a wide score range, it is useful to plan several options and check your preparation against real results.

Source: Ta'lim Telekanali calculations based on the 2026 admission results (BMBA). Check your own score in the score calculator.