The admission results for international students at Ovidius University of Constanța (UOC) are now out for the 2026–2027 academic year.
You can now check whether you have been admitted or placed on a waiting list. The ranking lists for MBBS in Romania for both EU and non-EU applicants are released on 29th July 2026.
The university has enrolled 25 students from non-EU countries and 85 students from EU countries for the Medicine in English program.
Where to check the results?
You can find the relevant lists as PDF files linked on the official UOC International Admissions results page:
UOC International Admission Results
You can also visit the main UOC admissions website for faculty-specific announcements, admission lists, and enrolment information.
How to check your result
- Open the official UOC admissions results page (linked above).
- Choose the relevant admission list (EU or non-EU).
- Check your application based on your competition application details.
- Check whether you are a part of the accepted list or the waiting list.
What's next?
If you are admitted, do not assume your place is automatically secured. The University of Constanta requires you to confirm your seat within a defined period, typically 3 days. The seat confirmation method is to pay your tuition fees. If you miss the deadline, your secured seat will be transferred to the next eligible candidate on the admission list, and the university will not be held accountable thereafter.
Admitted? If you're admitted, congratulations on making it thus far. Confirm your seat by paying the tuition fee, and we wish you all the best for your journey as a doctor!
Waiting list? If you're on the waiting list, continue checking the portal and faculty announcements. Places will become available after the first confirmation period, and updated or intermediate lists will be published, giving you even less time to confirm your seat.
What's next? While you wait for LOA, you can reach us on WhatsApp, and we can help connect with other applicants who applied through us or are in touch with us. It is better to know your batchmates in advance, rather than having a first meeting in the university classroom itself.
