Anti-corruption
No one is asked for money, gifts or services for tuition, marks, exams, admission, transfer or documents. All payments only under a contract and through a bank.
What counts as corruption
The law does not look at the size of the sum: a small amount or a gift is an offence too. Both asking for money and offering it carry liability — this applies to both sides.
Where you can report it
- Through the websiteThe form on this page — you may leave your name out
- Phone+998 90 905-15-57 · Mon–Sat, 09:00–17:00The hotline number is pending
- A written enquiry to the headZangiota district, Harakat neighbourhood, 1st lane of Yuqori Olmazor, house 2
If the matter concerns the management itself, you have the right to report directly to the competent authority.
Report of a corruption incident
When and where it happened, who was involved, what was demanded — write these three things. Report it even without evidence: a check will be carried out.
Your report has been received
If you have left contact details, you will be informed of the result of the check.
How a person who reports is protected
Your report is kept confidential. Your name is not disclosed to anyone except those taking part in the investigation.
Lowering a mark, excluding a student from class or applying pressure because of a report is forbidden. A member of staff's working conditions are not changed either.
Responsible officer and internal documents
Once approved it will be published here and on the Documents page.
Yes. A report is accepted even without proof: a check is carried out and explanations are taken.
A check will be carried out, but if you have not left contact details there is no way to inform you of the outcome. Your phone number or e-mail is kept confidential.
Lowering marks, removing a student from class or otherwise applying pressure in response to a report is prohibited. Such cases are treated as a separate offence.
It is right to consult a lawyer or the competent authority about this. The institution, for its part, accepts and investigates such a report.
Money and valuable gifts may not be given. Unofficial collections may not be organised either.