Bandung Islamic University (Unisba) opens a pathway for admitting new students without tests for prospective students who have memorized the Koran as much as possible 30 juzz.
“Prospective students who memorize 30 Juzz Al-Quran can enter Unisba by following the Tahfidz Qur'an route, without entrance exam test,” said Unisba Deputy Chancellor for Academic Affairs Prof. Edi Setiadi, in Bandung, Tuesday.
Students who are accepted through this route also receive free tuition fees for a period of five years. Those who are interested in entering Unisba using the Tahfidz Qur'an route can register at the Unisba campus. “Please come here directly by heart 30 Juzz, we'll test it later,” holds it Edi.
Apart from memorizing the Koran, There are two other routes opened by Unisba, namely the Interest and Talent Search route (PMDK) and regular admission through written examinations. Eddie said, The PMDK pathway is implemented with ranking entry criteria 10 big in class, as well as the average report card score 7 from class 1 until class 3.
Meanwhile, for the entrance examination route (USM), implemented in three waves. First wave in April, second of July, and third August. PMDK is also implemented by two other private universities, namely Parahyangan Catholic University (Unpar) and Pasundan University (Unpas).
“We use two routes to enter here, namely through PMDK and testing or through exams,” said the Head of the Pasundan University Student Affairs Administration Bureau (Unpas) Darodied.
Darodjat said, for PMDK this is done by tracing the schools, looking for students who excel and will be accepted immediately without taking a test. For the test route, the college held three waves, June, July, August.
Public Relations of Parahyangan Catholic University (Unpar) Reno Margiantoro said, The college uses three entry route programs, namely through PMDK, entrance screening test (USM), and entrance test together.
However, the ones that absorb the most prospective students are the two entry routes via PMDK and USM. USM held three waves; January, Mei, and July.
(republika online)
