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| Nashriyot | PROFI университетининг |
|---|---|
| Shahar | Toshkent |
| ISSN | 2074-1855 |
| e-ISSN | 2235-8668 |
| Tashkil etilgan | 1970 |
| Ilmiy sohalari | Psixologiya |
| OAK ixtisoslik kodi | 19.00.00 (Психология фанлари) |
| OAK qarori | №374/5, 25 август 2025 |
| Jurnal turi | Миллий |
| OAK holati | Ro‘yxatda |
| Maqolalar indeksda | 416 (1970–2026) |
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| Ixtisoslik | Soha | Qaror | Sana | Holati | Turi |
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| 19.00.00 | Психология фанлари | №374/5 | 25 август 2025 | Қўшилди | Миллий |
| E-pochta | info@profiuniversity.uz |
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| Telefon | +99878-777-11-11 |
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Ha. PULSE O‘zbekiston Oliy attestatsiya komissiyasi (OAK) ro‘yxatidagi ilmiy jurnal — 374/5-sonli qaror (25 август 2025), ixtisoslik: 19.00.00 Психология фанлари.
ISSN 2074-1855, e-ISSN 2235-8668.
PROFI университетининг (Toshkent).
Sohalar: Psixologiya.
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