BPharm Admission Criteria
MPharm Admission Criteria
BPharm Admission Criteria
B.Pharm Admission Requirements
A. Key details1. General Admission Requirements:
C. Admission Criteria by Program for all other Curriculums
- High school certificate/Bachelor degree certificate.
- Equivalency certificates for non-UAE High school systems.
- Islamic and Arabic studies result for non-UAE High school systems (if applicable).
- Passing College Set interview/Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) is required.
- Submission of required documentation (section D), including attested certificates.
- High School English 80% or its equivalent.
- In curriculums where English is the medium of study, students are exempted from providing English proficiency scores.
- Passing placement test for students not meeting required grades.
- Remedial courses for students not meeting required grades (BPharm).
| Elite/Advanced/ATHS | 80% in Math & 80% in two of the following subjects: Biology/Chemistry/Physics |
| British Curriculum | Minimum grade of C/5 in Mathematics and two science subjects – five O-Level subjects. including EnglishD in two AS-Level subjects Biology and Chemistry ORD in one A-Level subject Biology or Chemistry |
| American Curriculum | 80% or CGPA 3 in Math & in two of the following subjects: Biology/Chemistry/Physics. If an applicant has not taken Math/Biology/Chemistry/Physics; alternative science subjects will be consideredSAT to be completed in school for obtaining Equivalency from MOE |
| IB Curriculum | 24 points, 4 points in two science subjects |
| Indian Curriculum | 60% in Math & in two of the following subjects: Biology / Chemistry / PhysicsIf an applicant has not taken Math in grade 12; alternative subjects will be considered |
| Pakistani Federal Board | 60% in Math & two science subjects |
| Other Curriculums | According to WES: https://www.wes.org/ |
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M.Pharm Admission Requirements
A. Key details
1. General Admission Requirements:
Additional Notes:
- High school certificate/Bachelor degree certificate.
- Equivalency certificates for non-UAE High school systems.
- Islamic and Arabic studies result for non-UAE High school systems (if applicable).
- Passing College Set interview/Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) is required.
- Submission of required documentation (section D), including attested certificates.
- High School English 80% or its equivalent.
- In curriculums where English is the medium of study, students are exempted from providing English proficiency scores.
- Passing placement test for students not meeting required grades.
- Remedial courses for students not meeting required grades (MPharm).
| BPharm | CGPA of 3 on a scale of 4.0, or its equivalent GPA ≥ 2.50 – conditional admission. GPA ≥ 2.00 – Bridge courses. |
- Equivalency Certificates:Required for all non-UAE high school systems.
- Conditional Admission:Granted to students with pending equivalency certificates.
- Remedial Courses:Available for students who do not meet minimum requirements in English, Math, or Science.
Applicants from other curriculums in the UAE and with high school certificates obtained outside the UAE; are required to submit an Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) or World Education Services (WES) course-by-course evaluation when applying to evaluate the transcripts and have a standard GPA – this can be obtained from: http://www.ece.org or https://www.wes.org/
- The applicant should be a graduate from a school recognized by the official education authority in the country of study.
- Must meet the requirements for admission into university in the country of origin.
- Certificates submitted need to be attested from:
- Education Authority (Home Country)
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Home Country).
- Embassy of the United Arab Emirates or the Embassy of the Country in the UAE
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the United Arab Emirates
- Applicants must submit Equivalency Certificate from Ministry of Education in UAE https://www.moe.gov.ae/en/eservices/servicecard/pages/certequivalent-out.aspx