Institutional Points

During the admissions process for bachelor’s degree programs, the previous system of bonus points will be replaced by institutional points.

For applications to bachelor’s degree programs (except for the bachelor’s degree program in performing arts), the total number of institutional points may not exceed 100 points, based on the following criteria:

Language proficiency (20–40–60, but a maximum total of 100 points)

A state-recognized language proficiency certificate at the B1, B2, or C1 level, or an equivalent document (e.g., high school diploma, higher education degree, etc.): 20–40–60 points, but no more than 100 points. Method of verification: As described for the advertised programs on the www.felvi.hu website.

Advanced-level high school diploma (2×50, but a maximum of 100 points in total)

Achieving a minimum score of 45% in advanced-level high school graduation exam subjects listed on the high school diploma and considered relevant to the given program—up to 2 subjects at 2×50 points each, but a maximum of 100 points. Proof: As specified for the advertised programs on the www.felvi.hu website.

Diploma obtained through higher vocational education (32 points)

In the case of a diploma obtained through higher education vocational training (FOKSZ)—a maximum of 32 points, provided the applicant’s score was not calculated based on the FOKSZ diploma’s grade. Method of verification: As described under “Announced Programs” on the www.felvi.hu website.

Athletic Achievement (50 or 100 points, but no more than 100 points)

Results achieved at the Paralympics OR results achieved at the European Championships OR results achieved in a national championship in an adult or age-group, individual or team sports OR age-group and adult national team members selected by federations designated by the KJE, provided that the qualifying result was achieved no later than 10 years prior to the year of application. OR Results achieved at age-group World or European Championships, the Universiade, the World University Championships organized by the International University Sports Federation (FISU), results achieved at the Youth Olympic Games OR results achieved at a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP organized by a Hungarian national sports federation and recognized by it (for adults) as the highest level OR results achieved at a NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP organized by a Hungarian national sports federation and recognized by it (age-group) as the highest level, OR a result verified by a national sports federation in Hungary. Additional requirements: The athlete must be a registered athlete at the time of application and must be competing in the first or second division (NB1, NB2) of an adult or age-group national championship organized by the national sports federation, or must have international results. Age-group and adult squad members must have achieved the qualifying result no later than 10 years prior to the year of application while competing for a national team organized by a national federation recognized by the Hungarian Olympic Committee and the Hungarian Paralympic Committee. A list of national sports federations recognized by the Hungarian Olympic Committee is available here: https://olimpia.hu/tarsszervezetek/sportagi-szakszovetsegek – 100 points Proof of eligibility: As described under “Announced Training Programs” on the www.felvi.hu website, i.e., certification from the relevant sports federation.

In an adult or age-group, individual or team sport at least at the county level OR Certified athlete OR Participation in the finals of a sports competition at least at the county level OR Results achieved in the national finals of the Student Olympics organized by or in collaboration with the Hungarian Student Sports Federation OR Sports activity certified by a sports federation. Additional requirements: A student who is a certified athlete at the time of application in a lower grade, or who, within the 10 years prior to submitting the application, placed 1st through 10th in a national championship or international competition in an Olympic or non-Olympic sport recognized by the IOC, or, based on certification by the Hungarian School Sports Federation, they have competed in the national finals of the Student Olympics—organized by or in collaboration with the Hungarian Student Sports Federation—in a sport recognized by the International Olympic Committee.—50 points.

The form that can be used to issue the certificate is available below: Certificate of Athletic Achievement or National Team Membership

Participation in a training session, program, or competition organized by a strategic partner based on a cooperation agreement (100 points)

Applicants currently enrolled in or who have previously attended a high school operated by KJE – 100 points

Proof required: proof of student status

Participation in and placement in a KJE academic competition (50–50, but no more than 100 points)

Sustainability Academic Competition (50 points for participation; 50 points for placing 1st through 10th; maximum 100 points).

Kodolányi University and the Hungarian Innovation and Efficiency Nonprofit Ltd. have launched a joint, nationwide sustainability academic competition for high school students called MVM V-Go. According to our university’s Admissions Regulations for the 2025 General and Supplementary Admissions Procedures, 50 institutional bonus points may be awarded for participation in the academic competition, while 100 institutional bonus points may be awarded to the top 10 finishers. The competition provides an opportunity to strengthen environmental awareness and sustainability among high school students across various subjects by synthesizing knowledge gained in different fields of science, and to raise awareness about the conservation of natural resources. Any active public education or vocational training institution—where secondary education is provided, i.e., high schools, vocational high schools, and technical schools—may enter students in grades 12 and 13 who are enrolled as students at the time of registration into the academic competition.

Participation in the academic competition involves completing a written exam; each participant has 100 minutes to complete it, and the maximum possible score is 100 points. The call for entries for the academic competition is available on the websites https://www.mi6.hu and https://www.vgo.hu. The competition will be held online via the V-Go web application. You can enter the academic competition by registering through the V-Go web application. The V-Go application is available on the v-go.hu website at the following link: https://app.v-go.hu/#/login.

Proof of participation: Proof of participation and/or placement.