Summary
- 955 students will take the UMH University Entrance Exams (PAU) in July 2024.
- Exams run from July 1 to July 3 with sessions starting at 9:30 AM.
- Exams held in 11 tribunals across 9 campuses throughout Alicante province.
- 58.5% of candidates are female, reflecting a continued gender trend.
- 78.7% of students will take the mandatory exam phase; 21.3% will take the specific phase only.
- Students must collect exam materials at 8:45 AM on July 1 before starting the exam.
Over 950 Students Scheduled for UMH university Entrance Exams in July 2024
The University Miguel Hernández (UMH) of Alicante is set to welcome 955 students who will participate in the Pruebas de Acceso a la Universidad (PAU), the university entrance exams, during the extraordinary July session. These exams will take place from July 1st to 3rd, 2024, across various campuses in the Alicante province, marking a slight increase from last year’s 932 candidates.
Exam Locations and Tribunal Distribution
The UMH has organized 11 tribunals distributed among 9 different examination centers to accommodate candidates comfortably across the region. This makes the exams highly accessible for students from different parts of Alicante.
| location | Facility | Tribunal Number |
|---|---|---|
| Dénia | Old Language School | 1 |
| Benissa | Centre d’Excel·lència | 11 |
| Altea | Faculty of Fine Arts | 2 |
| La Nucía | University Campus | 3 |
| Sant Joan d’Alacant | Marie Curie Building (Campus) | 4 |
| Elche | Altabix Building | 5, 6, 7 |
| Orihuela – Salesas Campus | Faculty of Social and Legal Sciences | 8 |
| Orihuela – Desamparados Campus | Higher Polytechnic School | 9 |
| Torrevieja | International Auditorium | 10 |
Student Registration and Exam Format
This year’s group of registered candidates is 2.5% larger than last year’s, showing a steady interest in higher education opportunities through UMH. Of the 955 enrolled students:
- 559 (58.5%) are women, indicating the continued predominance of female students in university entrance exams.
- 396 (41.5%) are men.
- 752 students (78.7%) will take the Fase obligatoria (Mandatory Exam Phase), which covers general knowledge and skills.
- 203 students (21.3%) are registered only for the Fase específica (Specific Exam Phase), usually to enhance their admission grades or due to having completed advanced vocational training.
Exam Day Procedures and Timing
The exams officially begin on Tuesday, July 1, at 9:30 AM. However, students are required to arrive earlier-at 8:45 AM-to collect vital exam documentation such as identification cards and barcode codes necessary for the tests.
The UMH advises all candidates to arrive on time and prepare all required documents to ensure a smooth start for the exam process.
key Takeaways for Students and Families
- Confirm your tribunal and exam location in advance to avoid confusion on exam days.
- Arrive at least 45 minutes early to collect your exam materials and complete check-in.
- review whether you are sitting the mandatory phase, specific phase, or both, according to your academic planning.
- Keep an eye on official UMH communications for any last-minute updates or changes.
The UMH’s well-distributed exam tribunals and a clear organizational system aim to provide all students a fair and accessible opportunity to complete their university entrance exams successfully. With exams right around the corner, planning and punctuality will be key to meeting these important academic milestones.
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