A practical guide for students, parents, and first-time applicants.

The course is designed to cultivate clear Abhidhamma understanding through disciplined reading, guided lectures, revision, and formal progression across three levels.

The program is designed around Dr Nandamala’s Fundamental Abhidhamma, and the lecture rhythm, resource design, and level sequence are built to support that textbook.

The diploma level is divided into three stages: Level 1 studies Citta, Cetasika, and Pakinnaka; Level 2 studies Vithi, Vithimutta, and Rupa; Level 3 studies Samuccaya, Paccaya, and Kammatthana.

The diploma is taught in Myanmar and English, but both streams follow the same academic plan and the same promotion-examination structure.

Myanmar-language applicants should have at least a Middle School level of education and be ready to study steadily throughout the six-month cycle.

English-language applicants should have completed the Government Abhidhamma three levels or hold another recognized Abhidhamma certificate from Myanmar, and they must be able to read and write English.

The student completes the exam registration form, selects the open session and language, then proceeds to payment. The system keeps the application number and order reference together, and payment-status emails can follow the order until it is confirmed.

Each paid registration receives a unique application number. It becomes the student username and is also used on the downloadable exam pass.

Once payment is confirmed, the system creates or updates the student account automatically, emails the student with the confirmed application details, and sends a secure password-setup link when the account is being opened for the first time.

No. Teaching is online, but the promotion examinations are always taken in person at the assigned center.

Yes. A branch center may be granted when there are 50 or more examinees and 3 teachers who graduated from University of Abhidhamma.

Successful completion of Level 3 completes the three-stage course, releases the Abhidhamma Diploma in the student portal, and keeps that final credential attached to the same academic record used for registrations, receipts, and results.

Yes. Each issued certificate or diploma carries a credential code, and that code can be checked on the public verification page to confirm the credential type, student name, level, session, and issue date.