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5 Strategies to Pass the 2026 SNBP and Tips for Choosing a Major

Sobat UNNES, the SNBP 2026 system brings crucial changes that deserve your attention. One of the most significant shifts is the inclusion of the Academic Ability Test (TKA) as a mandatory requirement for all SNBP participants.

This means that beyond your report card and achievements which have been the main focus so far, you must now prepare to face the TKA as part of the grade validation process. This change aims to ensure the quality standards of prospective students entering through the achievement pathway.

Additionally, the administrative system for SNBP 2026 is stricter. Report card data must be filled out completely and validly via the PDSS (School and Student Data Base) by your school. Your school is also required to have a National School Identification Number (NPSN) and an SNPMB account to ensure the registration process runs smoothly without administrative hurdles.

5 Strategies to Pass SNBP 2026

In this section, you will find five practical strategies you can apply to increase your chances of passing the SNBP. Let’s dive in, because every strategy here will help you maximize your grades and potential.

1. Maintain Consistent Report Card Grades 

    Report card grades remain the primary foundation of the SNBP, with a weight of over 50%. Ensure your grades remain stable and good from semester 1 to 5. Focus on subjects related to your dream major to strengthen your profile.

    2. Prepare for the Academic Ability Test (TKA) Seriously 

      Since the TKA is now a mandatory part of the SNBP selection, start practicing TKA questions early. Understand the material deeply, don’t just memorize it. Online practice tests can be an effective learning resource.

      3. Boost Your Score with Non Academic Achievements 

        Don’t forget about non academic achievements! Certificates from art competitions, sports, or scientific papers can strengthen your SNBP portfolio. Ensure all supporting documents are organized neatly and completely.

        4. Choose the Right and Realistic Major 

          Select a major that aligns with your academic strengths and participation. Study the capacity (quota) and the competition level of that major. Avoid choosing a major just because it’s popular; instead, adjust it to your capabilities and your chances of getting in.

          5. Ensure PDSS Data is Accurate and Complete 

            Together with your homeroom teacher and counseling guidance (BK) teacher, make sure all your grade data and achievements are recorded correctly in the PDSS. A single error in the data could mean losing your chance to pass.

            Tips for Choosing a Major

            Choosing a major is a critical decision that must be made wisely. Here are a few tips to help you make the right decision that aligns with your future vision.

            1. Know Your Interests and Talents 

              Choose a major that fits your interests and talents so the learning process becomes enjoyable and yields maximum results. For example, if you love numbers and logic, Engineering or Management could be great choices.

              2. Check Capacity and Admission Odds 

                Prepare yourself by choosing a major that has a large enough capacity but is still something you are interested in. This will increase your chances of being accepted.

                3. Research Career Prospects 

                  Beyond passion, consider the job prospects of your chosen major so that your efforts in college will bear sweet fruit in the future.

                  4. Consult with Mentors and Alumni 

                    Don’t hesitate to ask teachers, alumni, or active students in your chosen major to get realistic insights that will help you make the right decision.

                    Sobat UNNES, the changes in the SNBP 2026 system certainly demand more careful and systematic preparation.

                    For you high achieving talents, UNNES stands as a top tier university choice. With our commitment to “UNNES Berdampak” (Impactful UNNES), we provide a thriving academic ecosystem across 9 faculties and over 100 accredited study programs.

                    Prepare yourself with the best strategies. Be part of the superior generation ready to contribute globally.

                    We look forward to welcoming you at Universitas Negeri Semarang!

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