Plovdiv university 2023

In all honestly, every student I know complains about agencies, but when it boils down to it, its because they have chosen the wrong one in terms of the level of support which they needed.
I wont recommend one since you need to find one that suits you best. Contact 3 or 4, ask what they do( you have the list of admin tasks in my last post), and how they help. None of them can secure you a place despite what they say. Pick one that seriously looks at your past grades, and advises you of your chances in an honest and professional manner. Some will say anything just to get £2-4k out of you. Let me know when youve done this, and what you decide and i can comment if you want.
What A levels you doing?

Wdym dodgy thing, can you explain please?? I applied through them and they are great especially with communication honestly amazing

there are alot of em like they charge a number of hidden charges and stuff like that also that they kind of hide the process from you.

There are certainly many unseen costs a few of which I itemised in a post above. But these are not charges by the agency. These are simply related to Bulgarian State admin. requirements.
eg. costs associated with obtaining a visa and residency permit which can go well over a £1000.
It is true that agencies might say early on what these costs are, but remember that would be rather premature as until a place has been offered a visa application is unecessary.
The admissions test isnt cheap at €200 and the resit is €300.
But all the agencies are entirely upfront when asked the appropriate questions. Knowing what the relevant questions are is the real issue.admissi Unfortunately, until youve been through the minefield.....

The mentioned above costs are not considered hidden but agencies overcharge for example as you mentioned admission test is at 200 but the agency will over charge you saying that the fee increased or like there were limited seats and you will have to pay extra for it. i hope you got my point

is there a place where I can find the exam content or the things I need to know for the papers.

Has anyone applied for the entrance exam if so when??

I'm going to apply soon I think and probably for the 20th of June but I'm not sure if I should apply for later.

My advice is to perform the test only when you know you are ready.
Resits cost €300.
You should aim for 85% across both subjects

Yeah I saw the resits price it’s way too much 😭 Dyu have any tips for the entrance exam

(Original post by Calleva calleva). Agencies have this sewn up. They offer both highly effective coaching materials and past paper exam material. This is why the pass marks for admission are now so high(85-95%)ighly coached applicants at one agency compete against highly coached applicants from another.
Frankly the agencies offer so many other services besides, as I describe in an earlier post, that they are now, sine qua non, the major limiting factor in ensuring not just admission but a smooth journey both on admission and afterwards.

Is there anywhere else to find these coaching materials or is it only agencies that have access to them? And how much more apart from my a level content do I have to learn?

(Original post by Calleva calleva). Agencies have this sewn up. They offer both highly effective coaching materials and past paper exam material. This is why the pass marks for admission are now so high(85-95%)ighly coached applicants at one agency compete against highly coached applicants from another.
Frankly the agencies offer so many other services besides, as I describe in an earlier post, that they are now, sine qua non, the major limiting factor in ensuring not just admission but a smooth journey both on admission and afterwards.

Is there anywhere else to find these coaching materials or is it only agencies that have access to them? And how much more apart from my a level content do I have to learn?