If your first-year undergraduate exam was scheduled for July 27, please check your schedule again: the date has changed. The National University has postponed the exam by one day, moving it to July 28, while confirming that all other exam dates remain unchanged.
What Exactly Changed
The exam originally scheduled for Monday, July 27—covering course codes 211521 and 211501—will now be held on Tuesday, July 28, at the same time. University authorities announced the change in an official statement, instructing all relevant departments, regional centers, and heads of affiliated faculties to implement the new date as soon as possible.
No other dates on the first-year undergraduate exam calendar (academic year 2025) have been affected. If your exam was scheduled for any day other than July 27, there are no changes for you; continue preparing exactly as planned.
The Exam at a Glance
For context, the full first-year Bachelor’s degree written exam will be held from July 27 to September 20, 2026, as published in the final schedule on June 10. Each exam day begins at 1:30 p.m., with the duration specified for each exam.
As with all exams at the National University, the institution reserves the right to modify dates or times when necessary, without needing to provide a reason; this clause is included as standard in all published schedules.
What Students With the July 27 Paper Should Do
If your subject corresponds to code 211521 or 211501, mark July 28 as your new exam date immediately. All other exam details remain the same: same start time, same center, same rules. Only the date on the calendar changes by twenty-four hours.
Since regional centers and the heads of affiliated faculties are being notified directly, your faculty should also confirm the change locally; however, do not rely solely on that confirmation. Check the calendar on the National University website or your faculty’s notice board to be sure.
A General Reminder for All NU Candidates
Single-day exam sessions like this are not unusual in a calendar that spans nearly two months and hundreds of courses across thousands of colleges. It’s advisable to get into the habit of checking your specific exam date one or two days in advance throughout the exam period, rather than just at the beginning.
Rising Barta will announce any further changes to the National University’s first-year Honors Bachelor’s degree schedule as soon as they are announced. Stay tuned!
