The number of applicants choosing UNS through SNBP reached 38.893, marking an 8,9% increase from 2024, which had 35.711 applicants. The university enrolled 263 students in the Diploma Three (D3) program and 147 in the Diploma Four (D4) program. It also enrolled 1.978 students in Bachelor’s Degree (S1) programs.

Comprehensive Selection Process

Rector of UNS, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr. M.Si., emphasized that the selection process considered both academic and non-academic achievements.

“We congratulate all students admitted through SNBP. This year, UNS welcomes outstanding students from various regions across Indonesia,” he stated.

The new students come from 111 regencies/cities in 20 provinces. This diversity showcases UNS’s commitment to inclusivity and equitable access to higher education.

“The diversity among students enriches the campus environment. We hope they bring unique perspectives that enhance learning experiences at UNS,” Prof. Hartono added.

Competitive Study Programs

Several UNS programs are ranked among Indonesia’s most competitive. These include Anesthesiology Nursing (0,94%), Pharmacy (1,99%), and Occupational Health and Safety (2,43%).

For undergraduate programs, the top 10 most sought-after courses are:

1. Management (1.590 applicants)
2. Law (1.296 applicants)
3. Psychology (1.225 applicants)
4. Medicine (1.220 applicants)
5. Accounting (1.206 applicants)
6. Primary School Teacher Education (PGSD) (1.169 applicants)
7. Informatics (1.157 applicants)
8. Pharmacy (1.103 applicants)
9. Digital Business (1.000 applicants)
10. Communication Science (969 applicants)

For Diploma programs, the 10 most popular choices include:

1. D4 Anesthesiology Nursing (1.279 applicants)
2. D4 Occupational Health and Safety (988 applicants)
3. D3 Pharmacy (702 applicants)
4. D3 Administrative Management (419 applicants)
5. D3 Informatics Engineering (357 applicants)
6. D3 Accounting (356 applicants)
7. D4 Digital Banking and Finance (356 applicants)
8. D4 Digital Marketing (347 applicants)
9. D3 Taxation (313 applicants)
10. D3 Midwifery (273 applicants)

“The high interest in these programs demonstrates UNS’s strong reputation. Many students choose UNS for its quality education in science, technology, social sciences, and humanities,” Prof. Drs. Sutarno, M.Sc., Ph.D., Head of the UNS Admissions Office, said.

Next Steps for Admitted Students

All admitted students must complete the registration process within the designated schedule. Details about registration are available on the UNS Admissions website (spmb.uns.ac.id).

Students who did not gain admission through SNBP can still apply through alternative pathways. These include the National Selection Based on Test (SNBT) and the UNS Independent Selection (SM-UNS). The official SNPMB website (https://snpmb.bppp.kemdikbud.go.id/) provides information on the 2025 UTBK requirements. Additionally, students can find details about the UNS Independent Selection (SM-UNS) at (http://spmb.uns.ac.id).

As a leading public university in Indonesia, UNS remains committed to improving education quality. It also strives to expand access for the nation’s brightest students.

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UNS Overview and Student Admission System

UNS Rector, Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr., M.Si., welcomed the delegation alongside Vice Rectors and Deans at the UNS Tower Ballroom. During his speech, he provided an overview of UNS and its role in higher education.

“UNS envisions itself as a center for the development of science, technology, and arts at an international level. At the same time, it remains rooted in national cultural values,” Prof. Hartono explained.

Currently, UNS has 14 faculties, one vocational school, and one postgraduate school, accommodating 76.153 students. A total of 1.980 lecturers and 1.831 administrative staff support the institution. Among the lecturers, 981 hold doctoral degrees, and as of December 2024, the university has 269 active professors.

Regarding student admissions, UNS implements three selection pathways:

• National Selection Based on Achievement (SNBP)
• National Selection Based on Test (SNBT)
• Independent Selection (SM)

“As a State University with Legal Entity (PTNBH), UNS allocates at least 20% of seats for SNBP, 30% for SNBT. Meanwhile up to 50% for the Independent Selection,” Prof. Hartono explained.

He also urged prospective students and schools to carefully follow admission guidelines. “Negligence may lead to missing the opportunity to enroll,” he emphasized.

Commission X’s Visit and Key Discussions

Vice Chair of Commission X DPR RI, H. Lalu Hadrian Irfani, S.T., outlined the objectives of the visit. The delegation gathered factual data and identified challenges. They also ensured that the student admission system upholds fairness, accountability, transparency, and efficiency.

“This approach ensures equal access to higher education for all prospective students across Indonesia,” he stated.

The visit also included discussions with private universities in Solo Raya. Those were representatives from Universitas Slamet Riyadi (Unisri) and Universitas Tunas Pembangunan (UTP). Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta (UMS) and Universitas Surakarta (Unsa) also participated in the event. They took part in discussions and shared their perspectives.

Additionally, Dr. Beny Bandanadjaja, S.T., M.T., the Director of Institutional Affairs at the Ministry of Education, attended the meeting. Dr. Uswatun Hasanah, S.Pd., M.Pd., the Head of the Central Java Provincial Education Office, was also present.

Lalu Hadrian Irfani invited private university representatives to voice their concerns, particularly regarding student admission policies. Their input will help shape future discussions between Commission X and the government.

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Prof. Drs. Sutarno, M.Sc., Ph.D., is the Head of New Student Admissions Selection Office (SPMB) Universitas Sebelas Maret (UNS) Surakarta. He shared key strategies to help prospective students choose the most suitable PTN.

“Selecting a university requires a strategic approach. Most people consider a PTN’s reputation and achievements first. A university with outstanding accomplishments can instill pride in its students. However, the key is to choose wisely—based on interests, personal capabilities, and individual preferences,” Prof. Sutarno explained.

He advised students to research thoroughly by reviewing admission competitiveness and the number of applicants for specific programs. “Align your choice with your capabilities. If you are confident in your selection, proceed with the application. Otherwise, consider alternative options,” he added.

Prof. Sutarno emphasized that students accepted through SNBP cannot withdraw or apply through other admission pathways. “Students must carefully review the selection mechanism, available programs, and targeted universities. Another crucial factor is location. The cost of living varies by city, so discussing this with parents is essential,” he concluded.

During the 2025 Diploma and Undergraduate Admissions Socialization event at the G.P.H. Haryo Mataram UNS Auditorium on Tuesday (4/2/2025), Bekti Cahyo Hidayanto, S.Si., M.Kom., Executive Secretary of the National Selection for New Student Admissions (SNPMB), shared several key tips for successfully gaining admission to a PTN, especially through the SNBP pathway.

The 2025 Diploma and Undergraduate Admissions Socialization event took place at the G.P.H. Haryo Mataram UNS Auditorium on Tuesday (4/2/2025). Bekti Cahyo Hidayanto, S.Si., M.Kom., Executive Secretary of the National Selection for New Student Admissions (SNPMB), shared key tips for successfully gaining admission to a PTN through SNBP.

Key Strategies for SNBP Success

1. Understand SNBP Regulations

The first step to success in SNBP is understanding the applicable rules and policies. Official information is available on https://snpmb.bppp.kemdikbud.go.id/ and SNPMB’s official social media accounts. Relying on these sources helps avoid misinformation.

2. Analyze Report Card Scores

Review your report card scores to ensure consistency and assess which programs align with your academic strengths. This will help you gauge your chances of admission. Consult with your school counselor for guidance in selecting a major that matches your skills and interests.

3. Prepare an Outstanding Portfolio

Applicants for arts or sports programs must prepare a strong portfolio, a key assessment component in SNBP. Ensure your portfolio highlights your best work and meets the SNBP submission guidelines.

4. Keep Track of SNBP Deadlines

Meeting deadlines is crucial. Mark key dates such as registration, document submission, and announcement periods. Set reminders or place notes in visible locations to stay on schedule.

5. Complete All Registration Requirements

Ensure you fulfill all registration requirements. Review the list of necessary documents for your chosen program, prepare them carefully, and double-check everything before submission to avoid errors.

By following these strategies, students can enhance their chances of securing admission to their dream PTN through SNBP.

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The workshop was attended by key stakeholders, including UNS Rector Prof. Dr. Hartono, dr. M.Si.; Vice Rector for Academic and Research Affairs Prof. Dr. Fitria Rahmawati, S.Si., M.Si.; Head of the SPMB UNS (Admission Office) Prof. Drs. Sutarno, M.Sc., Ph.D.; Vice Deans for Academic and Research Affairs from each faculty/school; and Head of Study Programs across UNS.

In his opening remarks, UNS Rector Prof. Dr. Hartono emphasized the importance of coordination between study programs and faculties in determining relevant admission quotas and requirements. “We hope this workshop will help us create a better admissions system and provide equal opportunities for all prospective students to access high-quality education at UNS,” Prof. Hartono said.

He added that the workshop aims to provide all stakeholders with a clear understanding of the procedures governing the SNBP selection process, thereby reducing confusion for prospective students and related parties.

Vice Rector for Academic and Research Affairs Prof. Dr. Fitria Rahmawati, S.Si., M.Si., explained that UNS offers three admissions pathways: the National Selection Based on Achievement (SNBP), the National Selection Based on Tests (SNBT), and the Independent Selection.

“As a State Legal Entity University (PTNBH), UNS allocates at least 20% of its admission quota to the SNBP, a minimum of 30% to the SNBT, and a maximum of 50% to the Independent Selection,” Prof. Fitria stated.

She also shared important dates for the 2025 SNBP. Currently, schools are registering accounts for the National Student Admissions Database (SNPMB) and filling out the School and Student Database (PDSS) from January 6 to 31, 2025. Student account registration runs from January 13 to February 18, 2025, while SNBP applications will be open from February 4 to 18, 2025. Results are scheduled to be announced on March 18, 2025, with the SNBP participant card download period from February 4 to April 30, 2025.

Head of the SPMB UNS (Admission Office), Prof. Drs. Sutarno, M.Sc., Ph.D., detailed the process of determining quotas for each program based on the intake capacity for the 2025 academic year.

The event also reviewed the specific requirements for each study program under the SNBP, including academic achievement criteria, portfolios, and other relevant qualifications. These measures aim to establish a fair, competitive, and tailored selection process that meets the demands of the education sector and advances scientific knowledge in Indonesia.

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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

Reporter: Rangga Pangestu Adji

Editor: Dwi Hastuti

Translator: Mifta Muriska

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