Registration of personal data on the Unified Admission Portal shall be throughout the year. Available programs shall be announced via UQU website and the Deanship’s page. The study begins at the beginning of the first semester.
The General Abilities Test for university graduates is valid for five years as of the test date. The English Language Proficiency Test is valid for three years as of the test date.
You must open a file in the unified admission portal (registration data), then register and complete filling in the data. Thereafter, follow the website of the Deanship of Postgraduate Studies to know the opening dates of admission and programs available for each year. The application is done online and there is no need to refer to the university.
Your personal data is saved. You shall: (log in), enter the registration number (Civil Registry No.), type the previously entered password which shall be restored upon missing via (Restore Entry Data), and update your data when needed (e.g. mobile number or e-mail).
Missing passwords can be restored as follows: Log in to the Admission E-Portal, press (Did you forget the password?), enter the Civil Registry No. in (Registration No.), and select a way to restore the password (mobile, e-mail, verification code).
Yes, the applicant should attach a proof of passing the General Aptitude Test for university students. In case they do not attach it, the application shall be cancelled, because the selection mechanism depends on the result of this test in all stages: higher diploma, Master’s, and PhD.
No, there is no admission portal for the teaching assistants and lecturers of Saudi universities. They can apply for the available programs announced after meeting all the conditions.
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