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Guide for third-year students on distribution rules
The article explains the rules for geographical distribution when coordinating the third phase of university placements. Universities are divided into three main zones based on their geographic location: (A) and (B) include universities closest to the student's place of residence, while (C) contains a larger number of universities and institutes with varying distances. Emphasis is placed on ranking preferences according to the proximity of the universities from the closest to the furthest regions. It is advised not to rely solely on a university’s reputation or to choose distant universities before closer ones. Additionally, it is recommended to carefully review the preference order before finalizing, as the placement is final and depends on the total score and geographic location.
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