Goats are seasonal polyoestrous animals, which means that their sexual cycle occurs only at certain times of the year. The season of sexual activity and its duration depend on the breed and the country (latitude, climate). In our region, most often in autumn. The aim of this research is to evaluate the effectiveness of the synchronization method using Oviser gonadotropin and Syncro-part vaginal sponges outside the breeding season and the difference in application between primiparous and multiparous goats. The research was conducted on 29 goats, of which 10 were adults and 19 were young goats. Data taken from Vef. Amb protocols are the unique life number of goats, breed, age, date of insertion of vaginal sponges, date of hormone application, date and results of pregnancy examination of the goats in the study. Vaginal gestagens, injectable prostaglandins and gonadotropins were used for estrus synchronization. Out of a total of 29 goats that were chosen for conducting this research, after the synchronization protocol, 26 goats showed signs of estrus. All 10 adult goats entered estrus (100%), and 16 out of a total of 19 (84.2%) were doelings. Out of the total number of goats, 11 remained pregnant, and the percentage of pregnancies outside the breeding season after synchronization was 37.9%. Of those goats that entered estrus (N=26), the percentage of pregnancy was 42.3%. Of the 10 adult goats that entered estrus, 6 were pregnant (60%), and of the 16 doelings, 5 were pregnant (31.2%). The lower percentage of doelings conception is attributed to the breed's characteristic as well as to an inadequate mating method (harem keeping with a male goat). Furthermore, the lower percentage of spikes in estrus after synchronization is a consequence of the use of young animals that are difficult to prepare for the placement of vaginal sponges (defloration), and it is easy for sponges that have failed to be placed deeper into the vagina to fall out.