The National Security Academy has officially released the results for the first round of admissions for its 2026 academic year, specifically for the 58th regular university course. This announcement follows the guidelines set by the Ministry of Education and Training regarding admissions for the People's Public Security sector.

For the field of Security Operations, there were 9 male candidates successfully admitted out of 11 available spots. Additionally, 1 female candidate was admitted, who had previously won first place in the national history competition for high school students.

In the area of Cybersecurity and High-Tech Crime Prevention, three male candidates from the northern region were admitted, having achieved first place in the national science and technology competition and being part of the international science and technology team. In the southern region, 1 male candidate was admitted out of 3 available spots.

For the Information Technology program, 1 male candidate was successfully admitted out of 5 available spots. Any unfilled spots from the direct admission method will be transferred to subsequent admission methods as per regulations.

Candidates who were admitted based on their achievements in science and technology competitions must also participate in the evaluation exam conducted by the Ministry of Public Security and meet the required entry thresholds. The National Security Academy has advised successful candidates to contact their local police units to complete the necessary procedures within the specified timeframe.