La Interuniversity Coordinating Commission of Andalusia has set the ordinary call for the PAU for the days 2, 3 4 y de Junio, with an extraordinary the 30 June and the 1 & 2 of July, as stated in its publication in the COLOR by the Ministry of University, Research and Innovation.
The schedule aligns with that of other communities for guarantee equal opportunities in the allocation of places in public universities throughout Spain. Furthermore, it consolidates the competency-based approach of the exam model and the common correction criteria at the state level (CRUE guidelines).
Dates and official calendar
Students from Undergraduate Degrees y Higher Grade FP throughout Andalusia, with provincial and regional reach —including areas such as Huelva or Upper Guadalquivir—, under the coordination of the Board and the nine public universities Andalusian.
The grades will be published in the regular session on June 11 at 10:00 p.m. and, in the extraordinary, the July 9 at 08:00 p.m.It is important to keep these in mind exact times to handle claims or second corrections.
Regarding the preliminary procedures, public universities will receive the final qualifications of the student body up to the May 26 (11:00) in the ordinary and up to the June 23 (12:00) in the extraordinary.
To avoid unforeseen problems, it is advisable plan certificates and files in advance and check the official channels on the key dates of the calendar.
Test structure and grade calculation
The PAU (University Access Exam) has two sections: Access test (mandatory) and Admission Test (voluntary). The access grade combines a 40% of the PAU or with a 60% of the high school transcript; it is overcome with 5 points or more and the mandatory part reaches a maximum score of 10.
- Spanish Language and Literature.
- Foreign language (German, French, English, Italian or Portuguese).
- History of Spain or History of Philosophy.
In the subject of modality, one option is chosen from among Musical Analysis II, Performing Arts IIGeneral Sciences, Artistic Drawing II, Latin II, Mathematics II o Mathematics Applied to Social Sciences II.
La Admission Test It allows you to improve your grade by taking exams up to four subjects, although only the two more favorable for the chosen degree. Each subject is weighted between 0 and 0,2 and up to 4 bonus points (provided that at least a 5 is achieved), with the possibility of opting for a second language different from the Access one.
Anyone applying for a place outside of Single Andalusian District (DUA) and need History of Spain o History of Philosophy In the admissions process, you may be examined on one of these subjects in Admissions (not the one chosen in Access), although that result It will not be counted in the Andalusian system.
The common minimum criteria and the competency-based approach: the range of 20–25% of questions of this type according to the subject and will be evaluated in all subjects spelling, grammar and vocabulary correction (spelling, accents, punctuation, coherence and presentation), with greater weight in the linguistics.
Publication of notes, procedures and access to the DUA
With the grade obtained, students will be able to request any of the degree places offered in the Unique Andalusian District (lajunta.es/portaldua) for the 2026/2027 academic year, following the phases and deadlines of award.
For those who need to provide proof of specific requirements, it is advisable verify documentation and internal deadlines of each university, especially regarding the publication of official notes.
A careful review of the calendar—exam days, results publication times, and deadlines— will help avoid incidents and optimize admission options.
Planned change for Mathematics in 2027
The Single University District Commission has specified that, since entering 2027/2028 (PAU 2027), when Mathematics II y Applied Mathematics for Social Sciences II ponder 0,2 In one degree, only the better of both along with another different subject.
The adjustment will affect 35 degrees de Health Sciences, Science y Social and Legal Sciencesseeking to align entry profiles with the competencies required and reduce dropout rates in highly sought-after degrees such as Medicine and Nursing, Physiotherapy, Farmacia, Psychology, Veterinary u Dentistry.
With the entire calendar now set, Andalusian students have a clear roadmap: exams in June, results with a specific schedule, homogeneous correction rules and a test structure that allows improve grade through Admissions; the key will be to plan well and adjust the choice of subjects to the desired degrees.
