TIPS N TRIK LOLOS UTBK 2025 (Langsung dari Panitia SNPMB) STRATEGI KURSI KOSONG

Summary

In this transcript, the speaker discusses key aspects of the SNBT (Seleksi Nasional Berdasarkan Tes) university admission process in Indonesia. They explain the differences between SNBP and SNBT, including how applicants choose from multiple program options, how rankings are determined based on UTBK scores, and how to select the best options to maximize chances of acceptance. The speaker also addresses the flexibility in choosing up to four programs and explains how the system accommodates various types of programs, emphasizing the importance of informed decision-making based on past trends and the available options.

Takeaways

• 😀 SNBT has four program choices, and applicants can choose between 1 to 4 programs, with specific conditions for selecting 3 or 4 programs.
• 😀 The application system will help guide users to select only available programs, ensuring that students adhere to the rules and requirements.
• 😀 There were many empty seats in the previous SNBP, with around 15% of vocational program seats unfilled, which may be carried over to SNBT.
• 😀 SNBT participants will be ranked based on their UTBK (University Entrance Exam) scores for each program choice, with separate rankings for each of the four choices.
• 😀 The system ranks candidates individually for each program choice, and if a student doesn’t get accepted in the first choice, they will be considered for subsequent choices.
• 😀 It’s important for applicants to be strategic when selecting their program choices based on past data about program competitiveness.
• 😀 Students are advised to review the competitiveness of programs from previous years, which is available on the SNPMB website, to help with their decision-making.
• 😀 Students should choose programs they are passionate about, ensuring that their interests align with the program they choose, rather than just focusing on the difficulty of entry.
• 😀 Vocational programs, such as diplomas, can also be a viable option, with strong future prospects and flexibility in course selection.
• 😀 There are a total of over 4,000 available programs across 146 universities, giving students a broad range of options for their education and career paths.

Q & A

What was discussed about the number of seats available in the SNBT compared to the number of applicants?

The number of available seats in the SNBT is not fully filled. The capacity often doesn't match the number of applicants, meaning that some seats remain vacant. This was also the case with the previous SNBP, where 15% of seats in vocational programs were left unfilled.

How many program choices are allowed for applicants in the SNBT?

Applicants in the SNBT can choose up to four programs. However, it is not mandatory to select all four; applicants can choose one, two, or three programs based on their preference.

Are there any specific conditions when selecting three or four program choices in the SNBT?

Yes, there are specific conditions for selecting three or four program choices in the SNBT. Applicants must meet certain requirements, and the system will help by only showing available options that meet the conditions.

What happens if an applicant is not accepted into their first choice in the SNBT?

If an applicant is not accepted into their first-choice program, their application will be considered for the second-choice program. This ranking process continues until all choices have been considered.

How are applicants ranked in the SNBT?

Applicants in the SNBT are ranked based on their SNBT scores for each program choice. Each program choice has a separate ranking, so applicants are ranked for their first, second, third, and fourth choices individually.

Can applicants choose a program outside their field of interest, like switching from social sciences to science?

Yes, applicants can choose a program from a different field, though there are certain rules regarding the choice of programs. It’s important to check the guidelines for specific eligibility, as some fields may have stricter conditions for crossover applicants.

How should applicants choose their program choices in the SNBT?

Applicants should carefully consider their program choices based on their strengths, interests, and previous year's competitiveness. The SNPMB website provides data on program competitiveness from previous years to help guide their decisions.

What is the role of the SNPMB website in helping applicants make their choices?

The SNPMB website provides useful data about the competitiveness of different programs. By reviewing this information, applicants can make informed decisions about which programs to choose for their first, second, third, and fourth choices.

What are the available program types in the SNBT, and how do they affect applicants' choices?

In the SNBT, applicants can choose between academic programs and vocational programs. For vocational programs, applicants may have different rules regarding the number of choices they can make, with some restrictions on how many academic programs can be selected.

Is it possible to be accepted into a vocational program if an applicant fails to get into an academic program in the SNBT?

Yes, applicants who are not accepted into academic programs may still have the opportunity to be accepted into vocational programs. This depends on the availability of seats in the vocational programs and the applicant's preferences.