The distribution of these 2,000 state grants for women is announced based on regional quotas, according to the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Innovation.

The regional distribution of the grants for women in need is as follows:

- Republic of Karakalpakstan – 11
- Andijan – 183
- Bukhara – 112
- Jizzakh – 81
- Kashkadarya – 193
- Navoi – 60
- Namangan – 165
- Samarkand – 227
- Surkhandarya – 155
- Syrdarya – 50
- Tashkent region – 177
- Fergana – 221
- Khorezm – 110
- Tashkent city – 155

The grants are specifically designated for fields in exact and natural sciences, technical sciences, and medical sciences. Any remaining grants will be allocated to other fields.

For information, one of the main opportunities for women to enter higher education is through grants allocated from the general quota for women from needy families, which amounts to 4% (2,000 places). Applicants must also obtain a recommendation from the State Committee for Family and Women’s Affairs. Recommendations can be received by women from certain categories such as those from low-income families, orphaned children, or children of parents with disabilities. These women will participate in entrance exams within a separate selection process, and the top 2,000 scoring women will be admitted to the grants based on their recommendations.

Recommendations are only valid for the first choice and only for daytime education. Women with recommendations can apply to 5 fields. Their scores are considered separately from the general applicants, and those with the highest scores are admitted with privileges. Those who do not score sufficiently will participate in the general selection process like other applicants and may or may not be admitted based on their scores.