The Polytechnic Institute of Tajik Technical University named after academician M.S. Osimi in Khujand annually develops its student admission plan in accordance with the state order of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Tajikistan. Admission is based on the results of the National Testing Center, which determines the eligibility of applicants. On average, the Institute admits about 600–700 students per year to bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD programs.

The academic process is organized across several faculties, including the Engineering and Technology Faculty, the Faculty of Digital Technologies, as well as programs in Energy and Economics. Students may enroll either on a state-funded basis (government grant) or on a contractual basis (paid tuition). Instruction is offered in Tajik, Russian, and English, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of applicants.

Special attention is given to training specialists in informatics, programming, energy systems, mechanical engineering, and economics. Master’s and PhD programs require additional entrance examinations and provide opportunities for participation in advanced research projects. The Institute also applies a quota system to guarantee equal opportunities for applicants from different regions of the country.

In addition, students benefit from participation in international educational programs, including Erasmus+ projects and partnerships with foreign universities. Olympiads, competitions, and scientific conferences help identify talented applicants and provide them with additional opportunities for growth. Thus, the student admission plan at the Polytechnic Institute is designed to ensure high-quality training of specialists who are in demand both in Tajikistan and abroad.