International UAS Exam Spring 2026 Results Published – What to Do Next

International UAS Exam Spring 2026 Results Published – What to Do Next

Good news: the International UAS Exam Spring 2026 results have now been published. If you applied to a Finnish University of Applied Sciences through the spring joint application, this is the moment to check your admission status and understand your next steps. The official UASinfo page confirms that results are published by 15 April 2026 at the latest, can be viewed in Studyinfo, and that admissions from the waiting list may continue until 4 August 2026.

How to check your result

If you have Finnish strong authentication

You can check your result right away in My Studyinfo. The official instructions say applicants can view their scores in Studyinfo, and My Studyinfo uses Suomi.fi e-identification, which means Finnish online banking credentials, a Finnish electronic ID card, or a mobile certificate are required.

If you do not have Finnish strong authentication

Then the main thing to do is wait for the email sent to the address used in your Studyinfo application. If it has not arrived yet, do not panic. It is still worth checking your spam, junk, and other folders. Based on the official process, some applicants will rely mainly on email because My Studyinfo access is limited by Finnish e-identification.

Entrance Exam Score Service opens on 17 April 2026

Today’s result tells you whether you were admitted, but the section-by-section score breakdown comes a bit later. According to UASinfo, the Entrance Exam Score Service opens on 17 April 2026, and you can view your section scores there until 30 August 2026.

You can access the Entrance Exam Score Service in these ways:

• by the personal link sent to your email by 17 April 2026 at the latest
• through the link available in your own Studyinfo application
• through My Studyinfo, if you have Finnish strong authentication

If you cannot log in to the score service, the official instruction is to contact the Admissions Services of the university of applied sciences you applied to.

If you are on the waiting list, that is completely normal

Not getting a direct admission offer today does not automatically mean the process is over. A large number of applicants end up on the waiting list, especially in popular programmes. UASinfo confirms that offers from the waiting list can still be made until 4 August 2026.

Why does the waiting list move?

• many applicants apply to several programmes
• once someone accepts one study place, they give up the others
• some applicants also choose universities in other countries
• some change their mind because of tuition fees, relocation, visa timing, or personal reasons

That means your waiting list position can improve over time. In practice, most movement usually happens much earlier than August, but the official final date is 4 August 2026.

A few important things to remember about the results

Final selection is based on the total score of the International UAS Exam. UASinfo states that the total score is the sum of the exam sections included in your study programme, and applicants who do not meet the programme-specific eligibility criteria are not selected. Your exam scores are valid only for this application round.

Also, the official exam questions and right answers are not published. UASinfo states that the International UAS Exam is treated as a secret official document under Finnish law.

What to do today

• check My Studyinfo if you have Finnish strong authentication
• keep an eye on your email inbox
• check spam/junk/other folders
• if you are on the waiting list, do not lose hope
• save the email and link for the Entrance Exam Score Service on 17 April

Didn’t get in this time?

If this round did not go the way you hoped, do not let that be the end of the story. The International UAS Exam is challenging, and many applicants improve a lot on their next attempt by preparing in a more targeted way.

That is exactly where PassUAS can help:

• realistic full mock exams
• question banks designed around the real exam logic
• personalised practice based on the programmes you choose
• clear analytics to show where you need to improve most

Final words

Congratulations to everyone who received an offer today. And if you are on the waiting list, stay hopeful — it is a very normal part of the International UAS Exam process, and places can still open up in the coming weeks and months. We will also keep following the Spring 2026 result cycle and share updates when relevant.