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SIMAK UI
The entrance examination for Universitas Indonesia covering S1 Reguler, KKI, Vokasi, and Pascasarjana routes. It is a multiple-choice test with a score threshold set per study program and year.
TKD Sains
The basic competence test for science-track applicants, covering Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. It is paired with the verbal, numerical, and reasoning sections in SIMAK UI.
TKD Sosial
The basic competence test for social-track applicants, covering Mathematics, Economics, History, Geography, and Sociology. Program choice must match the track taken in the test.
Negative scoring
A scoring rule in which a wrong answer deducts points, making random guessing negative in expected value. Guessing becomes worthwhile only after eliminating at least two options.
S1 KKI
Kelas Khusus Internasional, an international undergraduate class taught in English with higher entry requirements. Admission uses SIMAK UI KKI and requires proof of English proficiency.
English proficiency requirement
A mandatory certificate such as TOEFL ITP or IELTS proving English ability for KKI and postgraduate applicants. The minimum score is set by the receiving program.
Double degree
A scheme in which a KKI student earns degrees from UI and a partner university abroad. It requires meeting both institutions' academic and language requirements.
BOP Internasional
The fixed international tuition tariff for KKI students, not based on family income. It differs from the income-based UKT paid by Reguler students.
Rekognisi Pembelajaran Lampau
RPL, the recognition of prior learning from work, courses, or earlier study, converted into academic credits. It is assessed through a portfolio and competency test, not SIMAK UI.
RPL Type A
The RPL route for continuing study toward a degree, recognizing prior learning as credits. A minimum number of credits must still be taken at the awarding institution.
RPL Type B
The RPL route that certifies competence equal to a qualification without pursuing a full degree. It is assessed against occupational or program learning outcomes.
Portfolio assessment
The RPL evaluation method in which evidence such as certificates, work records, and self-assessment is mapped to learning outcomes. Assessors may add a competency test and interview.
D3 Ahli Madya
A six-semester vocational diploma leading to the Ahli Madya title. The curriculum is practice-oriented and includes a mandatory internship and final project.
D4 Sarjana Terapan
An eight-semester applied bachelor program leading to Sarjana Terapan (S.Tr.). It combines vocational practice with applied research and allows continuation to S2 Terapan.
Vocational curriculum ratio
The applied curriculum balance, commonly about 60 percent practice and 40 percent theory. It distinguishes vocational programs from academic S1 programs.
Profesi Dokter
A post-S1 clinical professional program of about two years, including the clerkship (koas) stage. Graduates earn the dr. title and may apply for a practice license.
Profesi Apoteker
A post-S1 Pharmacy professional program including the pharmacist internship (PKPA). Completion leads to the apt. title and eligibility for a practice license.
STR
Surat Tanda Registrasi, the registration certificate required to practice a health profession in Indonesia. It is issued after graduating from a professional program and passing the competency exam.
S2 admission requirements
A relevant S1 degree, a minimum GPA commonly around 2.75 to 3.00, and a valid English proficiency score. Some programs also require a TPA or field-specific test.
Thesis defense
The sidang in which an S2 candidate defends the thesis before an examiner panel. Passing it, plus journal publication in many programs, completes the degree.
Sp.1 specialist program
Post-professional clinical training in medicine or dentistry leading to a specialist title such as Sp.PD or Sp.A. It combines hospital rotations, research, and a final scientific work.
Residency training
The clinical duty of specialist trainees in a teaching hospital, integrated into the Sp.1 curriculum. Trainees rotate through services while completing research and examinations.
Sp.2 subspecialist
Advanced specialist training taken after Sp.1, leading to a subspecialist title. It focuses on a narrow clinical field with research and a final scientific work.
S3 research proposal
A written research plan submitted with the doctoral application and defended at the proposal stage. It must align with the prospective supervisor's expertise.
Promotion defense
The open doctoral defense (sidang promosi) where the candidate presents and defends the dissertation. Passing it, plus indexed publication, completes the S3 degree.
Doctoral publication requirement
The obligation to publish dissertation results in reputable indexed journals before graduation. The required number and indexing level are set by each faculty.
Tes Potensi Akademik
An academic aptitude test measuring verbal, numerical, and logical reasoning, used in S2 and S3 admission. Some faculties require a TPA score alongside English proficiency.
UKT
Uang Kuliah Tunggal, the income-based tuition tier for Reguler students, set from family economic data. It is paid each semester and can be re-evaluated with evidence.
KIP Kuliah
A government scholarship covering tuition for economically eligible students. It requires a separate application and verification of family economic status.
Program choice priority
The ordered list of study programs an applicant submits, matched against the score from the highest choice down. A backup choice raises the chance of admission at the same score.
Score threshold
The minimum SIMAK UI score needed for a given study program in a given year. It varies by program and applicant pool and is not a fixed national cut-off.
Articulation D3 to D4
The pathway allowing a D3 graduate to continue to a D4 or S1 program, with prior credits recognized. The recognized amount is decided by the receiving institution.