Objective

1. To provide opportunities for high school/vocational school/Islamic high school students, both domestic and abroad (Indonesian Republic Schools/SRI), who have outstanding achievements to pursue higher education at State Universities (PTN). PTN refers to higher education institutions organized by the government, including Academic PTN and/or Vocational PTN.
2. To provide opportunities for PTN to recruit new students with high academic achievements, with a minimum quota of 20% funded by the government.

General Provisions

1. SNBP is conducted based on academic achievement tracking using report cards, as well as academic and non-academic achievements of students as determined by the PTN.
   The academic and non-academic achievements of students assessed are the three best achievements.
2. Schools participating in SNBP must:
   • have a National School Identification Number (NPSN)
   • fill in the report cards of eligible students in the School and Student Data Center (PDSS) completely and accurately.
3. Students must have a Kemdikdasmen Academic Aptitude Test (TKA) score.
4. Schools must have an SNPMB School Account for PDSS entry, and students must have an SNPMB Student Account for SNBP registration.
   SNPMB School Account registration and SNPMB Student Account registration are done on the SNPMB Portal.
5. Schools can register eligible students without waiting for students to have an SNPMB Student Account.
6. Students who wish to register for SNBP are advised to read the program requirements information on the website of the target PTN.
7. Students who have been declared successful in the 2026 SNBP, 2025 SNBP, and 2024 SNBP selection cannot register for the 2026 UTBK-SNBT.
8. Students who are declared successful in the 2026 SNBP pathway cannot register for the 2026 Independent Pathway selection at any PTN.

School Requirements

1. High schools/vocational schools/Islamic high schools with a National School Identification Number (NPSN).
2. Using the national curriculum

Applicant Student Requirements

1. Must be a final-year high school/vocational school/Islamic high school student in 2026 with outstanding achievements.
2. Must have an NISN and be registered in PDSS.
3. Must have report card scores entered in PDSS in accordance with regulations.
4. Must have academic achievements.
5. Must meet the requirements set by each Academic PTN and Vocational PTN.

Student Ranking

1. Student ranking is carried out by the school by calculating the average scores of all subjects in all semesters, except the last semester.
2. Schools may add other criteria in the form of academic or other achievements in determining student rankings.

PDSS Data Entry

1. Schools must ensure that school data is correct in the Kemdikdasmen Data and Information Technology Center (Pusdatin).
2. The entry and accuracy of eligible student data are the responsibility of the School Principal.
3. The PDSS entry stages are declared complete if the school successfully downloads the finalization proof of PDSS entry.
4. The status of school PDSS entry can be viewed in the “SNBP >> PDSS Monitoring” menu on the official SNPMB website.
5. Generally, the PDSS entry stages are as follows:
   1. Log in to SNPMB School Account
   2. School Views School Profile
   3. Choose PDSS entry method, either Manual or E-Rapor
   4. Print proof of PDSS entry finalization

Registration

1. Eligible students whose data has been entered in PDSS register for SNBP through the SNPMB Portal using their SNPMB Student Account.
2. Applicant students must read and understand the SNBP provisions regarding study program selection and understand the requirements set by the target PTN.
3. Students applying for Arts and Sports study programs must upload a portfolio and skill certification documents approved by the School Principal using the guidelines downloadable from the Downloads menu.
4. Applicant students must print the SNBP Participant Card as valid proof of participation in SNBP 2026.

Portfolio

1. Sports
2. Fine Arts, Design, and Crafts
3. Dance
4. Music
5. Karawitan (Javanese Gamelan Music)
6. Ethnomusicology
7. Theater
8. Photography
9. Film and Television
10. Puppetry Arts
11. Performing Arts

Study Program Choices

1. Every eligible student is allowed to choose study programs at Academic PTN and/or Vocational PTN.
2. Each student can choose two study programs from one or two PTN.
3. If choosing one study program, students can select a PTN in any province.
4. If choosing two study programs, one of the study programs must be at a PTN in the same province as the student’s original high school/Islamic high school/vocational school.
5. The list of SNBP study programs and capacities can be viewed in the SNBP PTN Capacity sub-menu.

Selection Components and Stages

Selection for the SNBP pathway is based on the following components:

1. First component: report card scores for all subjects, at least 50% (fifty percent).
2. Second component: calculated based on report card scores of a maximum of 2 (two) supporting subjects for the chosen study program, portfolio, and/or achievements, a maximum of 50% (fifty percent).
3. The percentage composition of the first and second components is determined by each PTN.

The selection is carried out in the following stages:

1. participants are selected based on the order of study program choices; and
2. if not successful in the first study program choice selection, participants will be included in the second study program choice selection.

Admission to State Universities

1. Graduated from high school/vocational school/Islamic high school.
2. Declared successful in SNBP 2026.
3. Passed data verification and met other requirements determined by each receiving PTN.
4. Re-registration at the PTN where the prospective student is accepted follows the regulations of the target PTN.

Sanctions for Schools/Students Committing Fraud

1. Schools proven to have committed fraud may be subject to sanctions, including cancellation of participation in SNBP the following year.
2. Participants declared successful in SNBP who are proven to have committed fraud may have their graduation status revoked.