Admission Requirements
General Admission Requirements
To be admitted as a new student to Mustaqbal University, an applicant must meet the following requirements:
- Hold a General Secondary Education Certificate or its equivalent from within or outside the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
- Be medically fit.
- Submit the required documents through the Online Admission Portal.
To complete the application, applicants must provide copies of the following documents:
- General Secondary Education Certificate.
- General Aptitude Test (GAT) result.
- Achievement Test result for applicants to scientific programs.
- Academic transcript, if the applicant has previously undertaken post-secondary studies.
- Medical examination report.
- Receipt confirming payment of the admission application fee of SAR 500. The fee is non-refundable and will be credited toward tuition fees.
Program-Specific Admission Requirements
In addition to the general admission requirements stated above, academic departments may establish specific requirements for their programs as follows:
- The applicant must hold a General Secondary Education Certificate from the Scientific Track.
- General Aptitude Test (GAT) result.
- Achievement Test result.
- A weighted admission score of no less than 63%.
Transfer and Course Equivalency Requirements
A student may be admitted by transfer from outside Mustaqbal University, subject to the following conditions:
- The student must meet the general and program-specific admission requirements.
- The student must have studied at a university, local college, foreign university or college, or another educational institution licensed by the competent authority in the country of study.
- The student must not have been dismissed from the institution from which they are transferring for disciplinary reasons.
- The transfer must be approved by the dean of the receiving college, or an authorized delegate, in accordance with the transfer regulations approved by the College Council.
- The transfer application must be submitted within the dates specified in the academic calendar.
- The credit hours approved for equivalency must not exceed 40%, in accordance with the Undergraduate Study and Examination Regulations, or must comply with the applicable bridging-program requirements.