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EnglishWhat Is TIQXMMI (tiiame.uz)?
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TIQXMMI is the National Research University "Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers" in Uzbekistan, and tiiame.uz is its official website. The site is the university's main public information hub: it covers admissions for bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs, academic plans, research and international projects, and student services such as dormitories, scholarships and job placement. It is aimed at prospective and current students (including international applicants), staff and visitors who need official university information.
What the university is
The full name shown on the site is "TOSHKENT IRRIGATSIYA VA QISHLOQ XOʻJALIGINI MEXANIZATSIYALASH MUHANDISLARI INSTITUTI" MILLIY TADQIQOT UNIVERSITETI — the Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers, operating as a national research university. The site presents the institution through sections such as:
- University: about the university, university in numbers, rectorate, official documents, code of conduct, charter, financial reports and history.
- Faculties and departments: the academic structure.
- Education: curricula (O'quv rejalar), qualification requirements, rating system, languages of instruction, syllabi, state accreditation certificate, international accreditation and regulatory documents.
- Research: projects, national and international cooperation, publications, electronic scientific archive, international laboratories and conferences.
- Admissions: bachelor's, master's and doctoral tracks, each with information, document submission, fields of study, quotas and privileges; plus preparatory courses, a computer school, an admission window for international students and an FAQ.
- Student life: scholarships and olympiads, scientific clubs, internships, transfers, dormitory, volunteering, sports, youth union and employment.
Who the site is for
| Audience | What they will find |
|---|---|
| Prospective students (local) | Admission routes, fields and quotas, document submission, exam live streams, contract prices |
| International applicants | A dedicated admission window for international students |
| Current students | Class schedule, scholarships, dormitory, internships, transfer rules, Tiiame_bot |
| Staff | Staff documents, professional development, labor protection, vacancies, academic council |
| Researchers and partners | Research projects, international cooperation, publications, conferences |
Practical details visible on the site
- Contact: +99871 237 19 36, [email protected].
- Telegram: https://t.me/ilovetiiame, plus a separate Tiiame_bot service listed under student resources.
- Languages: the interface can be switched between Uzbek, Russian, English and Chinese, and there is a link to the old site.
- Admissions status: the homepage carries a "Qabul 2026" (Admission 2026) heading, indicating the site is currently oriented toward the 2026 intake.
- Curricula: academic plans are published at https://www.tiiame.uz/education/plans.
The site does not state tuition amounts on the pages reviewed; it links to a "Shartnoma narxlari" (contract prices) section for fee information, so check that page or contact the university directly for current costs. No payment platforms are indicated.
How to use it
- Identify your goal — applying, checking academic rules, or finding research/partnership information.
- Start from the matching top-level menu: "Qabul" for admissions, "Ta'lim" for academic documents, "Ilmiy faoliyat" for research.
- For applicants, open the bachelor's, master's or doctoral sub-section to see fields, quotas, privileges and the document submission route; international applicants should use the dedicated international admission window.
- Verify official status using the accreditation certificate and official documents under the University section.
- Confirm anything time-sensitive (deadlines, fees, quotas) through the listed phone number or email, since the site presents them as announcements rather than fixed reference data.
A common sticking point is language: key documents and announcements may appear first in Uzbek or Russian, so switch the interface language and check the original-language page before relying on a translated label.