Public Authority for Applied Education and Training Admission Cut-offs

How it is calculated

These are the lowest percentages admitted to each programme, as published by the body named in the source column. They change every year with the number of applicants and seats, so they are a guide, not a promise of admission.

Worked example: 70.0 ≥ 69.72 (boys, College of Business Studies, first semester) → at or above the cut-off (1).

What is an admission cut-off (نسبة القبول / الحد الأدنى للقبول)?

An admission cut-off is the lowest score that was accepted into a programme in a past admission round. It changes every year with the number of applicants and seats, so it is a guide to how competitive a programme is, not a promise for next year.

Also searched as: admission cut-offs, lowest accepted percentage, نسب القبول

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