When is the UMSNH admission exam? Important dates and details for applicants

More than 23,400 young people have taken the first step towards higher education by applying to enter the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH). With the application period closing on Tuesday, May 21, attention now turns to the dates crucial to the process of admission.

Applicants must prepare for the Admission exams that will be carried out in June next. The specific dates are as follows:

– June 8 and 9: Exam for the area of ​​health sciences.
– June 10: Exam for exact sciences and engineering.
– June 11 and 12: Exam for humanities, law and economic-administrative sciences, respectively.
– June 13: Exam for biological-agricultural sciences.
– June 14: Exam for high schools and for Nursing Technicians.

The publication of results will be on June 11 for bachelor’s degrees in the area of ​​health sciences and from June 17 to 20 for other majors. For upper secondary level and Nursing Technician, the results will be available on June 21.

He UMSNH registration period for new income the August 5 and will end on September 20. Students should pay attention to the specific dates for each area of ​​knowledge. The 2024-2025 school year will begin on August 12.

Through a press release, UMSNH expressed its gratitude to the families and students who have placed their trust in the institution, highlighting the university’s commitment to transparency and equity in the selection process. “Those who enter the Michoacana University will do so on their own merit, based on their knowledge,” said the rector’s office.

Graduated with a degree in Law and Social Sciences from the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo, for several years I have forged a career in the media. My experience includes notable roles as a photojournalist and co-host on local radio. In 2022, I joined the Debate team as a web reporter, where I specialize in news coverage both locally in Michoacán and internationally. Currently, I focus my work on reporting on the weather in Mexico, the conflicts between Ukraine and Russia, Israel and Palestine, and the Middle East, as well as general news from the United States and Latin America such as Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, among others, without losing sight of issues of global interest, such as earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis and climate change. In addition to my commitment to quality journalism, I have a passionate interest in women’s rights and advocate for their promotion through my work.

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