As reported by www.kompas.com/edu , a total of 45 Indonesian state and private universities made it onto the THE WUR 2025 rankings. Ibrahim Fatwa Wijaya, S.E., M.Sc., Ph.D., Director of UNS’s Directorate of Planning, Cooperation, Internationalization, and Reputation, highlighted that this year’s THE WUR assessed more than 2.000 institutions across 115 countries and regions, adding 185 new entries compared to the previous year. The ranking evaluation was based on 157 million citations, 18 million research publications, and survey responses from over 93.000 academics worldwide.

In this year’s rankings, UNS was the second-best state university in Indonesia, placing within the 1201-1500 range globally. “Alhamdulillah, UNS ranks as the second-best state university in Indonesia, alongside Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB), Universitas Airlangga (Unair), and Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM). The top position for state universities is held by Universitas Indonesia (UI),” Ibrahim explained on Monday (28/10/2024).

Ibrahim added that the methodology used for evaluation included academic or teaching, research environment, research quality, industry engagement, and international outlook.

“With this achievement, we extend our gratitude for the support and prayers of the entire UNS leadership, lecturers, staff, students, and alumni. We hope UNS’s accomplishments will continue to grow both nationally and internationally,” Ibrahim stated.

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Since 2024, Webometrics has ranked 32.000 higher education institutions worldwide. This ranking, conducted by Spain’s largest public research agency, is based on three main criteria: visibility, transparency, and excellence.

Visibility relates to the impact of the content uploaded on the university’s website. Transparency includes the list of the most cited researchers from the university.

Lastly, excellence relates to the most cited papers/studies from the university, with data considered over a five-year period from 2018-2022, sourced from Scimago.

The Acting Rector of UNS, Dr. Chatarina Muliana, S.H., S.E., M.H., expressed great appreciation for UNS’s seventh-place ranking by Webometrics. “This achievement is something to be grateful for. As the leadership of UNS, we thank all parties who have contributed to this accomplishment,” Dr. Chatarina said on Wednesday (31/7/2024).

Dr. Chatarina hopes this achievement will be improved in future periods, targeting UNS to be in the top 5 in Indonesia next year. “This is the result of the cooperation of all stakeholders on campus. Hopefully, UNS’s ranking in both Indonesia and the world will continue to improve,” she added.

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The distribution data for the PKM 2024 funding approval shows that 30 proposals for Exact Sciences PKM Research has the highest number. Other schemes include five proposals for Entrepreneurship PKM, four proposals for Social Humanities Research (RSH) PKM, three proposals for Creativity PKM (KC), three proposals for Community Service PKM, one proposal for Applied Science and Technology Creation (PI) PKM, and one proposal for Constructive Idea Video (VGK) PKM.

Furthermore, the distribution data of the faculties for PKM 2024 shows that the Faculty of Teacher Training and Education (FKIP) is the most funded faculty with 13 proposals. This is followed by 11 proposals from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA), 9 proposals from the Faculty of Engineering (FT), 5 proposals from the Faculty of Agriculture (FP), 3 proposals each from the Faculty of Psychology (Fapsi) and the Vocational School (SV), and 1 proposal each from the Faculty of Law (FH), the Faculty of Arts and Design, and the Faculty of Information Technology and Data Science (Fatisda).

At this stage, each proposal in PKM is funded by the Directorate of Learning and Student Affairs (Belmawa), Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of the Republic of Indonesia (Kemendikbudristek RI). According to the General Guidelines of PKM 2024, proposals that pass the set standard grade will be funded by Belmawa ranging from 6 million to 10 million Indonesian Rupiah. Universities are required to provide additional funding for proposals that qualify, with a maximum funding amount of 2 million Indonesian Rupiah in cash and/or in kind. Additionally, they can also receive additional funding from other institutions with a maximum funding amount of 1 million Indonesian Rupiah in cash and/or in kind.

The Head of the Academic and Student Affairs Bureau of UNS, Iwan Wisnu Anggono, S.S., M.Si., stated that these proposals had previously undergone selection at the UNS Student Scientific Week (PIM). The university will continue to provide assistance until the Progress Assessment of PKM Implementation (PKP2) stage. He hopes that UNS students can give their best and have an impact on increasing the number of teams qualifying for the 37th National Student Scientific Week (PIMNAS) in 2024.

“Our hope is that the number of teams qualifying for PIMNAS increases from these 47. The target is to achieve gold medals in the presentation and poster categories,” Iwan Wisnu, M.Si. said.

UNS has conducted a series of substantive and administrative reviews. A total of 480 proposals were then declared eligible for the UNS PIM. The distribution data for the schemes eligible for UNS PIM shows that 171 proposals for Exact Sciences PKM Research are the highest. Other schemes include 71 proposals for Social Humanities Research (RSH) PKM, 64 proposals for Entrepreneurship PKM, 54 proposals for Creativity PKM (KC), 40 proposals for Scientific Article (AI) and Written Futuristic Ideas (GFT) PKM, 23 proposals for Community Service PKM, 7 proposals for Innovative Works (KI) and Applied Science and Technology Creation (PI) PKM, and 3 proposals for Constructive Idea Video (VGK) PKM.

Following the announcement of the qualification of several teams at this stage, UNS held an inaugural meeting and provided socialization for the PKM 2024 Funding. The First Meeting was held at the Suhardi Hall, Building 3 of the Faculty of Economics and Business (FEB) on Tuesday (30/4/2024). This event featured Dr. Ir. Dewi Handayani, S.T., M.T., who served as a judge at PIMNAS.

In the previous edition, 17 UNS PKM teams qualified for the 36th PIMNAS 2023 held at Universitas Padjadjaran (Unpad). UNS won 1 gold medal and 1 bronze medal in the poster category. The gold medal was obtained by the team with the title “Traditional Game Benthik as a Cooperative Play Modification in Overcoming Sibling Rivalry in Children in Bojonegoro Regency“. This achievement was made by the UNS PKM team from the Faculty of Psychology (Fapsi). Meanwhile, the bronze medal was obtained by the team with the title “Gress Synthesis Carbon Quantum Dot (CQDs) from Spoiled Soy Milk with ZnO for Photodegradation of Malachite Green Textile Dyes“. This achievement was made by the UNS PKM team from the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences (FMIPA). Humas UNS

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UNS – PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI) (Persero) Tbk, in collaboration with the Center for Rural Research and Regional Development (Puslitdesbangda) of the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) at Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) Surakarta, held the Inauguration of the New Desa BRILiaN program on Tuesday (4/6/2024). This event marked a significant milestone in the partnership between BRI and Puslitdesbangda LPPM UNS.

The New Desa BRILiaN 2024 program aims to enhance the quality of life for rural communities. The inauguration is part of a series of activities organized by BRI and Puslitdesbangda LPPM UNS under Desa BRILiaN batch 1 of 2024.

The program commenced with a Kick Off Meeting on April 22, 2024, followed by a month-long training phase. Muhammad Candra Utama, SEVP of Ultra Micro BRI, highlighted the program’s goal to improve the welfare of rural communities and reduce the gap between rural and urban areas through the Desa BRILiaN initiative.

During the event, 40 top-performing villages were recognized, with 15 receiving direct mentoring from BRI and Puslitdesbangda LPPM UNS.

“This program demonstrates BRI’s ongoing commitment to enhancing economic and social value for the community. We hope the Desa BRILiaN program will make a tangible and positive contribution to the economic resurgence of rural communities,” Candra said. Humas UNS

Here is the list of the Top 40 Villages in the Desa BRILiaN Batch 1 of 2024:

1. Sungai Rasau, Tanah Laut Regency, South Kalimantan
2. Rutong Village, Ambon City, Maluku
3. Panincong, Soppeng Regency, South Sulawesi
4. Serdang Village, South Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung
5. Sri Bawono, Central Lampung Regency, Lampung
6. Simpang Sugiran, Lima Puluh Kota Regency, West Sumatra
7. Tompo Bulu Village, Pangkajene Islands Regency, South Sulawesi
8. Cipta Praja Village, Musi Banyuasin Regency, South Sumatra
9. Lawang, Agam Regency, West Sumatra
10. Marihat Pondok, Simalungun Regency, North Sumatra
11. Batuah, Kutai Kartanegara Regency, East Kalimantan
12. Karang Pucung Village, South Lampung Regency, Lampung
13. Empang Baru, Siak Regency, Riau
14. Partungko Naginjang, Samosir Regency, North Sumatra
15. Wonosari, Meranti Islands Regency, Riau
16. Belo Village, Soppeng Regency, South Sulawesi
17. Rejosari Village, Pringsewu Regency, Lampung
18. Tenrigangkae, Maros Regency, South Sulawesi
19. Sukaraja Baru, Ogan Ilir Regency, South Sumatra
20. Wia Wia, East Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi
21. Sipakainga Village, Pasangkayu Regency, West Sulawesi
22. Mendalo Darat Village, Muaro Jambi Regency, Jambi
23. Jalajja Village, East Luwu Regency, South Sulawesi
24. Bandar Sakti, Central Lampung Regency, Lampung
25. Lubuk Gilang, Seluma Regency, Bengkulu
26. Sumber Mulya, Muko Muko Regency, Bengkulu
27. Kedai Gedang, Central Tapanuli Regency, North Sumatra
28. Bontoloe, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi
29. Sri Sawahan, Central Lampung Regency, Lampung
30. Pulau Sewangi Village, Barito Kuala Regency, South Kalimantan
31. Suak, South Lampung Regency, Lampung
32. Simpang Tiga, West Bangka Regency, Bangka Belitung
33. Waetuwo, Wajo Regency, South Sulawesi
34. Tellulimpoe Village, Soppeng Regency, South Sulawesi
35. Taman Baru, South Lampung Regency, Lampung
36. Haur Gading, North Hulu Sungai Regency, South Kalimantan
37. Pasar Singkut, Sarolangun Regency, Jambi
38. Bukit Tinggi, West Nias Regency, North Sumatra
39. Lempangan (Salu Allo), Tana Toraja Regency, South Sulawesi
40. Sungai Raya, Dairi Regency, North Sumatra

Source: Organizing Committee

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The accreditation was granted on May 30, 2024, and is valid for five years, from May 16, 2024, to May 16, 2029. The accreditation process took place in mid-May 2024, from May 14 to May 16, 2024, and was conducted both online and in person.

The UNS Medical Center accreditation team was led by Dr. Arsita Eka Prasetyawati, M.Kes. The chief assessor was Dr. Saiful Wathoni, MARS, with Sutarti, S.Si.T., Bdn., MPH., serving as a member. During the visitation, the assessors encouraged the UNS Medical Center to continually improve its services. They emphasized maintaining the high standards already achieved.

“We will continue to improve service quality and safety, prioritizing patient care. We also aim to uphold the integrity of our accreditation and not see it merely as a certificate,” Dr. Arsita stated.

Prof. Dr. Zainal Arifin, ST., M.T., Head of BPU UNS, expressed his hope that the UNS Medical Center will remain committed to providing excellent services to the UNS academic community and the surrounding society.

“We hope the UNS Medical Center will also contribute to UNS. We are committed to maintaining the quality of our services and the development of our facilities,” Prof. Zainal Arifin said on Monday (3/6/2024). *Humas UNS*

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Nationally, the number of applicants for SNBP in 2024 increased by 5.9%, from 663.181 in 2023 to 702.312 in 2024. The increase in the number of applicants this year indicates the growing trust of the public in State Universities (PTN) in Indonesia. A total of 126.421 individuals were declared successful in the SNBP 2024 selection, which is only 19.18% of the total applicants. Among those who passed, 39.056 students (30.89%) hold the Indonesia Smart Card for Higher Education (KIP-Kuliah).

The interest in Study Programs (Prodi) at UNS in 2024 reached 35.711 applicants. Out of this number, 2.042 applicants successfully passed the selection with a competition ratio (AKP) of 1:17, constituting only 5,72% of the total applicants. This demonstrates the excellence and appeal of the Prodi at UNS. A total of 681 individuals (33,35%) who passed are KIP-Kuliah recipients, reaffirming UNS’s commitment to supporting educational access for all segments of society.

The Acting Rector of UNS, Dr. Chatarina Muliana, S.H., S.E., M.H., mentioned that UNS ranked 10th out of 20 State Universities with the highest number of applicants in SNBP 2024. “This further confirms UNS’s position as one of the favorite educational destinations in Indonesia. The number of students who passed the selection through SNBP UNS in 2024 is 2.042, consisting of 1.687 Bachelor’s Program and 355 Diploma Program 3 and 4. A total of 788 students passed the Science and Technology group and 899 the Social Humanities group. Meanwhile, in Diploma Programs 3 and 4, a total of 159 participants passed in the Science and Technology group and 196 in the Social Humanities group,” Dr. Chatarina explained.

In addition to successfully ranking 10th out of 20 State Universities with the highest number of applicants, the UNS Pharmacy Study Program ranked 7th nationally as the most competitive Bachelor’s Program in SNBP 2024. The new Diploma 4 Program at UNS, Anesthesiology Nursing, ranked 2nd nationally as the most competitive Vocational Program in SNBP 2024.

Specifically for Science and Technology Bachelor’s Programs, UNS demonstrated excellence with the top 10 most competitive programs, namely Pharmacy with a Competition Ratio (AKP) of 1:68, Informatics 1:46, Midwifery 1:32, Psychology 1:31, Data Science 1:31, Medicine 1:29, Industrial Engineering 1:26, Food Science and Technology 1:24, Electrical Engineering 1:22, and Civil Engineering 1:21.

The top 10 Bachelor’s Programs at UNS with the highest competition ratios in SNBP 2024 in the Social Humanities field are consecutively Management with a Competition Ratio (AKP) of 1:49, Digital Business 1:44, Communication Science 1:42, Accounting 1:32, Elementary School Teacher Education (PGSD) 1:28, Guidance and Counseling 1:25, International Relations 1:24, Public Administration 1:23, English Literature 1:23, and English Language Education 1:20.

The Diploma 3 and 4 Programs that entered the top 10 programs with the highest competition ratios at UNS are the new Anesthesiology Nursing Program with a Competition Ratio (AKP) of 1:68, D3 Pharmacy 1:32, D4 Occupational Health and Safety 1:32, D3 Business Management 1:32, D3 Informatics 1:23, D3 Administrative Management 1:20, D3 Taxation 1:18, D3 Midwifery 1:17, D3 Trade Management 1:16, and D3 Tourism Business 1:15.

“For participants who passed SNBP 2024, registration involves filling out biodata from March 27 to April 15, 2024. Participants who do not complete registration will be considered disqualified. Based on the Ministry of Education and Culture Regulation No. 62 of 2023, participants who have passed SNBP 2024 are not allowed to register for either SNBT 2024 or the Independent Pathway at any State University (PTN),” Dr. Chatarina said.

Students who did not pass SNBP 2024 still have the opportunity to register for the Computer-Based Written Test (UTBK) and participate in the Seleksi Nasional Berdasarkan Tes (SNBT) 2024. Information regarding the requirements and procedures for UTBK 2024 can be found on the website https://spmb.bppp.kemdikbud.go.id/. UNS also provides students with the opportunity to register through the Seleksi Mandiri UNS (SM-UNS) 2024. Further information is available on the SPMB UNS website, http://spmb.uns.ac.id. UNS opens the door to a bright future. HUMAS UNS

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The Rector of UNS, Prof. Dr. Jamal Wiwoho, S.H. M. Hum., said that the world university ranking system, Webometrics, has once again announced the best universities in Indonesia. The July 2023 edition marks a special occasion as it commemorates 20 years of Webometrics managing ranking data for 32,000 top institutions worldwide, including Indonesia.

The evaluation of these universities is based on three assessment indicators: visibility for 50 percent, transparency or openness for 10 percent, and excellence for 40 percent.

“UNS is ranked 7th in Indonesia and 1,037th worldwide,” Prof. Jamal explained on Sunday (30/7/2023).

Prof. Jamal expressed his gratitude to all university leaders, lecturers, staff and the entire academic community at UNS for their support and cooperation, which led to UNS being among the top 10 best universities in Indonesia according to Webometrics in July 2023.

“This is the result of the cooperation of all stakeholders in the university. We hope that UNS’s ranking will continue to improve in Indonesia and globally in the coming years,” he said.

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Prof. Jamal Wiwoho, S. H., M. Hum., the Rector of UNS, stated that this Excellent accreditation is an extension of UNS’s previous A accreditation, which is set to expire on July 17, 2023. “So, this is an extension of our previous A accreditation, which has now been upgraded to Excellent. Alhamdulillah, we were granted Excellent accreditation according to the Decree from the Director of the Executive Council of BAN-PT dated July 4. According to the decree, this Excellent accreditation is valid from July 18, 2023, until July 18, 2028,” Prof. Jamal explained on Wednesday (July 5, 2023).

Prof. Jamal expressed his gratitude to the entire academic community of UNS for their support and encouragement towards UNS’s progress, leading to the attainment of Excellent accreditation.

 “In the past, BAN-PT accreditation consisted of C, B and A. Now, they are Good, Very Good and Excellent. Excellent is the highest accreditation level from BAN-PT, so in the future, we will also seek international accreditation. Of course, we will still adhere to the nine accreditation standards, which include vision, mission, and objectives; governance, management, and cooperation; students; human resources; teaching and learning; finances, assets, and facilities; research; public service; as well as outcomes and achievements,” Prof. Jamal added. Humas UNS

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Nationally, there are 663.181 SNBP applicants in 2023 and 143.805 accepted. Of the number that passed, 44.928 students were holders of Indonesia Smart College Cards (KIP-Kuliah). The number of interested parties in UNS Study Program on SNBP 2023 is 35.794 (increasing 22.34% compared to 2022 of 29.257). The number of people who passed the selection process was 2.043 and 756 people (37%) of them were KIP-Kuliah holders.

In the press conference held at the G.P.H. Haryo Mataram Auditorium UNS, Tuesday (28/3/2023), the Rector of UNS, Prof. Jamal Wiwoho was accompanied by the Vice Rector for Academic and Student Affairs UNS, Prof. Ahmad Yunus and Head of UPT SPMB UNS, Prof. Hadiwiyono said that UNS ranked 9th out of 20 PTNs with the most applicants for the SNBP2023. There were 2.043 who passed the selection through the SNBP UNS 2023. This number increased from those accepted in 2022 as many as 1.635 people, with details of 1.653 from the undergraduate program and 390 from the Diploma 3 and 4 Programs. In the undergraduate program, 786 participants passed in the Science and Technology group and 867 participants passed in the Soshum group. Meanwhile in the Diploma 3 and 4 Programs, 150 participants passed in the Science and Technology group and 240 participants passed in the Soshum group.

“The Competitiveness Index (AKP) of SNBP UNS has increased from 1:18 (2022) to 1:20 (2023),” Prof. Jamal explained.

The UNS Pharmacy study program has succeeded in being ranked in the top 20 in the national level of rigor in the science and technology sector which occupies the 18th position with a competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:67. In the Undergraduate Program there are 10 Study Programs (Prodi) at UNS with the highest stringency in the field of Science including Pharmacy with a competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:67, Midwifery with a competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:50, Informatics with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:46, Medicine with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:40, Psychology with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:35, Electrical Engineering with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:27, Industrial Engineering with a competitiveness index (AKP) ) 1:27, Regional and City Planning (PWK) with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:25, Food Science and Technology with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:25, and Civil Engineering with a competitiveness index (AKP) 1:21.

For 10 Study Programs at UNS Undergraduate Program with the highest stringency in the SNBP 2023 in the Social and Human Resources field consecutively from the strictest, they are Management with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:58, Communication Studies with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:51, Digital Business with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:44, Accounting with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:38, Guidance and Counseling with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:36, Elementary School Teacher Education (PGSD) with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:31 , International Relations with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:29, State Administration Science with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:25, English Department  with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:25, Education of Indonesian, Regional Language and Literature with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:22.

In the Diploma 3 and 4 Programs, the 10 study programs with the highest stringency were D3 pharmacy with competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:23, D3 Occupational Safety and Health with competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:21, D3 Business Management with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:19, D3 Informatics Engineering with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:17, D3 Midwifery with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:17, D3 Taxation with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:14, D3 Administration Management with competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:14, D3 Mechanical Engineering with competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:12, D3 Tourism Business with competitiveness index (AKP) of 1:11, and D3 Accounting with competitiveness index (AKP) 1:11.

“Participants who pass the SNBP 2023 must register by filling in their biodata from March 29 to April 11, 2023. Participants who do not register are considered disqualified. Participants who have passed the SNBP 2023 are not allowed to register for the UTBK and SNBT 2023,” Prof. Jamal said.

Students who do not pass the SNBP 2023 still have the opportunity to register for the Computer-Based Examination (UTBK) and take part in the Test-Based National Selection (SNBT) 2023. Information regarding the requirements and procedures for the 2023 UTBK can be seen on the https://snpmb.bppp page .kemdikbud.go.id/.

“UNS also gives students the opportunity to take part in the selection through the UNS Independent Selection (SM-UNS) 2023. For further information, please visit the SPMB UNS website, http://spmb.uns.ac.id,” he concluded. HUMAS UNS

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“The number of applicants who passed the 2021 UNS SBMPTN selection is 2,727 students or 5.46 % of the total applicants. UNS acceptance ratio increase from 1:15 in 2020 to 1:18 in 2021. As much as 30.51 percent or 832 of the applicants passed the 2021 UNS SBMPTN are the Study-KIP cardholder in 2021,” Prof. Jamal explains.

From the total of 49,983 applicants in the 2021 UNS SBMPTN, there are 24,473 applicants in the Science and Technology field and 25,510 applicants for the Social and Law field. “For the science and technology, there are 1,250 applicants passed the selection, while for the social and law study, there are 1,477 applicants. The students’ acceptance ratio for science and technology is 1: 20, as for the social study is 1:17,” Prof. Jamal added.

The top ten study programs with the highest acceptance ratio for the science and technology study are Pharmacy (Medicine Education) Study Program with 1:60 acceptance rate, Informatics (Computer Science) Study Program with 1:54 acceptance rate, Psychology Study Program with 1:49 acceptance rate, Medical Science Study Program with 1: 39 acceptance rate, Health and Company Hygiene and Work Safety Study Program with 1: 26 acceptance rate, Architecture Study Program with 1: 25 acceptance rate, Urban and Regional Planning Study Program with 1:24 acceptance rate, Statistics Study Program with 1:23 acceptance rate, Food Technology Study Program with 1: 23 acceptance rate, and Industrial Engineering with 1: 22 acceptance rate.

UNS is categorized as the top 8 National universities with the highest UTBK in science and technology field. The detailed average national score are as follows, Universitas Indonesia (UI) with averageUTBK score of 693.35, Institut Teknologi Bandung with 683.90, Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) with 656.52, Universitas Airlangga with 639.97, Universitas Diponegoro with 631.86, Universitas Padjadjaran with 630.19, Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember with 630.16, and UNS with 628.64.

As for the study program in social sciences, the top 10 study program with the highest acceptance rate is Communication Science with a 1:54 acceptance rate, Management with 1:34 acceptance rate, International Relation with a 1:34 acceptance rate, State Administration Science with 1:30 acceptance rate, English Language and Literature with 1:29 acceptance rate, Guidance and Counseling Education with 1:26 acceptance rate, Visual Communication Design with (DKV) 1:25 acceptance rate, Sociology with 1:24 acceptance rate, Demographics and Civil Registration with 1:22 acceptance rate, English Language Education with 1:20 acceptance rate.

“Congratulations to all participants who passed the test. For those who do not pass the SBMPTN, you can apply to the UNS Standalone Admission Selection (Seleksi Mandiri – SM) UNS from UTBK, Written Exam, Young Leadership Program, and International Class Program for the Accounting and Development Economics Study Program. Information on the requirements and procedures of the 2021 UNS Standalone Admission Selection is available at http://spmb.uns.ac.id,” Prof. Jamal added.

All applicants that passed the selection process are expected to continue the admission process by referring to the http://spmb.uns.ac.id. The official schedule for the new student registration process (who passed the 2021 SBMPTN) is as follows student identity registration on 15-20 June 2021, the announcement of Single Tuition Fee (UKT) on 15-20 June 2021, UKT amendment proposal 15-20 June 2021, determination for the amendment of UKT on 22 June, UKT payment and online registration on 15–24 June 2021. Humas UNS

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