The Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering (FCSE) offers prospective students the opportunity to choose from multiple study programs, which candidates rank according to their own priorities and ambitions. When applying for enrollment at FCSE, the candidate specifies their primary choice of study program, and then has the option to list additional programs in order of priority. This ensures that if the candidate's high school points are insufficient for their primary choice, they can still be considered for other preferred programs.

If a candidate does not have enough points to enroll in the state quota for their primary choice, they can opt for co-financed studies in the same program.

If a candidate is not ranked for their primary choice, the next steps follow the priority list of other study programs created by the candidate. In the ranking process, the candidate's expressed preferences take precedence over calculated points. For example, Candidate A who chose study program X as their primary choice and has 85 points will have priority over Candidate B who chose study program Y as their primary choice but has 90 points, which are insufficient for program Y, and listed program X as an additional choice.