Frequently asked questions about the Bachelor's admission procedure

Admission without an entrance exam applies exclusively to applicants to the single-subject study programme in Computer Science, Programming and Application Development or Cyber Security and is possible if one of the following criteria is met:

• the result of the National Comparative Examination of General Study Prerequisites (General Study Prerequisites in Czech, General Study Prerequisites in Slovak) held no later than the TSP deadline, including among the top 20%,
• the result of the National Comparative Examination in Mathematics held no later than the TSP deadline, including among the top 45 %,
• the result of the SAT I examination in mathematics with at least 580 points,
• a score on an AP (Advanced Placement) examination in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) subject at Level 4 or 5,
• a score of at least IQ 130 on a standardised adult IQ entrance test administered by Mensa CR or Mensa SR, and a high school average for the last 4 years in all subjects at the end of the school year (the final year counts as the midterm) of their studies of no worse than 1.5,
• successful solver of at least a district round (i.e. in case the competition does not have a district round, a regional or higher round is considered) of a secondary school professional competition in the Czech Republic included in the SŠ Excellence Programme from the following list: Mathematical Olympiad (category A, B, P), Physical Olympiad (category A, B), Chemical Olympiad (category A, B), Astronomical Olympiad (category A, B), Biological Olympiad (category A, B), Logical Olympiad (category C), Programming Competition (category SŠ - youth programming languages, SŠ - web programming)
  or a successful solver of at least the regional round of a secondary school professional competition in Slovakia from the following list: Mathematical Olympiad (category A), Informatics Olympiad (category A), Physical Olympiad (categories A, B), Chemical Olympiad (category A), Biological Olympiad (category A), ZENIT in programming (categories A, Web Developer, Graphic Designer)
• successful solver of the regional round of the Secondary School Vocational Activity (SOČ) in the fields of mathematics and statistics; physics; chemistry; electrical engineering, electronics telecommunications; computer science,
• finalist of the High School Competition in Cyber Security (organized by AFCEA, https://www.kybersoutez.cz/),
• successful solver of the correspondence seminar in computer science organized by FI MU.

In all criteria (except IQ) only results realized in 2022 and later can be taken into account.

Applicants who have already studied or are studying at FI MU can only be admitted to the Bachelor's programme on the basis of their TSP results.

Please upload a scanned application for waiver of entrance exam in your e-application form by 29 Feb 2024. Indicate in the form the dates of the exams you plan to attend. The College will accept test scores that are taken by the TSP deadline.

No, in this case you just need to include a completed and signed application form. However, you need to give the SCIO, the company that organises the NSP, permission to provide information about your result to the Faculty of Computer Science.

If you score 130 or above in the test, send a written request for a waiver of the entrance exam by post, together with a certified copy of your certificate, no later than 29 February 2024. If you will be taking the test after this date, enter the completed waiver request in your e-application form by 29 February 2024 and send the certified copy of the certificate by post at a later date so that it is received no later than 16 February 2024. At the same time, you must provide proof of your high school grade point average, which must not be greater than 1.5. You will provide proof of your grade point average with a catalog sheet, certified by the high school (stamp + signature), on which the average will be calculated. This is the cumulative average of all grades on your report card in grades 1-3 at the end of the school year and in grade 4 at midterm.

Yes, if a certified copy of the document is not required to accompany the waiver application, the completed written application can be scanned and uploaded to the e-application form as well as the attachment - by 29 February 2024.

The percentile you score must be equal to 80 or higher.

The high school grade point average is only documented if you are applying for a waiver and your IQ test score is at least 130. This is the overall average of all grades on the report card in grades 1-3 at the end of the school year and in grade 4 at midterm.

Yes, we do take into account previous years' results for admission. However, the oldest results can be from 2022, except for the IQ test, which is valid indefinitely.

Yes, SCIO also organises tests in Slovakia (Bratislava, Žilina, Košice) http://www.scio.cz/

No, only full-time.

Yes, you can. You must fill in a separate e-application form for each programme and pay the application fee.

No, you must either send a written application at the same time or, if you do not need to provide a certified copy of the document, you can scan the completed application and include it in the e-application as an attachment - but no later than 29 February 2024.

Please pay attention to other questions concerning the admission procedure, see https://is.muni.cz/prihlaska/faq.pl

Frequently asked questions about the admission procedure for the Master's programme

No, an applicant who is studying in a Bachelor's degree programme at FI MU and meets the criteria for a waiver of the entrance exam to the follow-up Master's degree programme from the next semester does not need to submit an application. The waiver will be evaluated on the basis of the submitted application form and applicants will be informed electronically.

The applicant for a waiver will send a written application to the Study Department so that it is received by the application deadline. The application will be accompanied by a transcript of the courses taken in the Bachelor's degree programme together with the average grade achieved, issued by the relevant university (the percentile achieved may also be provided). If the applicant is a final year student of the relevant course, the transcript must be issued no earlier than 3 months before the date of the entrance examination.

The applicant for a waiver of the examination must send a written application to the study department so that it is received by the deadline for applications. The application must be accompanied by a transcript of the courses taken in the bachelor's programme, together with the grade point average issued by the relevant university (the percentile achieved may also be provided). If the applicant has already completed the bachelor's programme, the transcript of courses must be issued after the completion of the programme.

Applications will be processed on a rolling basis once the admission fee has been paid. Invitations to sit the entrance examination or decisions to waive the entrance examination will also be sent out on a rolling basis. Applicants from outside the Czech Republic and Slovakia are therefore advised to submit their application (including, if applicable, a waiver request) and pay the application fee as soon as possible.