What do the tests for evaluating the capacity of people over 23 to attend UPB bachelor's degree courses consist of?

In accordance with the provisions of the UPB regulation (Regulation no. 98/2006 of June 14), the evaluation of the ability to attend UPB degree courses includes: a) Evaluation of the candidate’s academic and professional curriculum (through the curriculum vitae submitted at the time of application); b) The assessment of the candidate’s motivations, carried out through an interview; c) Knowledge assessment tests, of a theoretical and/or practical nature, to assess the knowledge and skills considered indispensable for entry and progression on the course, which can be organized according to the different profiles of the candidates and the courses/cycles of study for which they are intended. The decision of approval is expressed in a grade in the 10-20 range and is the result of the classification of the knowledge assessment tests, weighted by the other items assessed, based on a formula to be defined by the Technical-Scientific Council of each School. The final decision is published.