cotmesadmission.com
cotmesadmission.com is the official online gateway for Thailand’s COTMES medical-admission process, including TPAT1 registration, rules, documents, and applicant updates.
What is cotmesadmission.com used for?
The website serves students applying through the Consortium of Thai Medical Schools, known in Thailand as กสพท.
Its admission system covers participating programs in medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, and pharmacy.
Applicants use the site to read official announcements, register for TPAT1, submit required information, upload documents, select test locations, and check their application status.
Major universities also direct applicants to this domain, including Chiang Mai University Faculty of Medicine, Mahidol University, and Chulalongkorn University Faculty of Dentistry.
Is cotmesadmission.com different from MyTCAS?
Yes, cotmesadmission.com handles important COTMES and TPAT1 steps, while MyTCAS manages Thailand’s wider central university admission system.
This difference matters because students do not simply register for TPAT1 through the normal MyTCAS exam process.
They first complete the COTMES TPAT1 process and later use the required scores during TCAS Round 3 Admission.
The official TCAS70 calendar currently places Round 3 applications on May 7–11, 2027, with an additional application period on May 12–13.
Why is cotmesadmission.com important for TCAS70 applicants?
COTMES70 has about 2,304 planned places across 57 admission choices according to figures published from the August 10, 2026 COTMES announcement.
That total includes about 1,307 medical places, 381 dental places, 250 veterinary places, and 366 pharmacy places.
These numbers are approximate and may change, so applicants should check the latest COTMES announcement rather than depend on an older screenshot or social media post.
Individual universities also publish their own numbers, with Chiang Mai University, for example, listing 24 COTMES places in medicine, 15 in veterinary medicine, and 50 in pharmacy for the 2570 academic year.
When is TPAT1 registration for COTMES70?
The published TPAT1 registration period for the 2570 academic year runs from September 1 through September 20, 2026.
This means September 20, 2026 is the final scheduled registration date, although applicants should confirm any last-minute notice directly on cotmesadmission.com.
Current guidance based on the COTMES announcement says payment can continue until September 22, 2026 at 11:00 p.m., while incomplete supporting documents must be corrected by September 30 at 4:00 p.m.
The TPAT1 examination itself is scheduled for February 13, 2027.
How does TPAT1 fit into the admission score?
For COTMES70, TPAT1 accounts for 30% of the selection score while A-Level subjects account for the remaining 70%.
The A-Level portion uses science, Mathematics 1, English, Thai, and social studies under the weighting rules set by COTMES.
Published COTMES70 guidance also requires applicants to reach the stated minimum score in each required A-Level subject rather than relying only on a strong overall total.
This makes the admission process a combination of medical aptitude testing and standard academic examinations.
How can applicants avoid fake or outdated admission information?
The safest starting point is to type cotmesadmission.com directly and compare important dates with official university pages and the TCAS system.
Applicants should be careful with search results, reposted graphics, unofficial Line groups, and old articles because admission rules can change between academic years.
Checking the academic year on every announcement is especially important because Thai admission pages often remain searchable long after their deadlines have passed.
What should students check before leaving the website?
Students should confirm that their personal details, education record, photograph, supporting documents, test-center choices, payment, and application status are all complete.
They should also save payment evidence and return to the system later to make sure their status has been updated correctly.
For anyone targeting medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, or pharmacy through COTMES, cotmesadmission.com should be treated as the primary source for TPAT1 instructions while MyTCAS remains essential for the later central admission stage.