Admission Requirements
Outlined below are the admission requirements for British University College Ajman. It’s important to note that the listed fees do not incorporate any potential bursaries. We are pleased to announce that we are currently extending the opportunity for up to 50% bursaries on all degree programs at British University College Ajman.
To explore and understand the bursaries available for your preferred degree, we encourage you to reach out to our admissions department. You can connect with us through email at letmeregister@britishcollege.ae or by calling us at (+971) 6523 8999. Our dedicated admissions team is readily available to provide comprehensive information, guide you through the bursary application process, and address any queries you may have. We believe in making quality education accessible, and our commitment to offering bursaries reflects our dedication to facilitating educational opportunities for prospective students.
School of Business (Undergraduate)
| Programs | Eligibility criteria for High School | English Proficiency Test |
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Bachelor of Business Administration
Bachelor of Finance
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting |
General Education Secondary School Certificate (G 12) or equivalent:
International Curriculum – 60% |
For local applicants
– Arabic: 500 (or remedial course offered by the university). Should score 3.0/4.0 in the remedial course.
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School of Business (Graduate)
| Programs | Eligibility criteria for Bachelors | English Proficiency Test | ||
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Masters of Business Administration
Executive Masters of Business Administration Post Graduate Diploma in Digital Marketing Strategies |
Direct Admission
Conditional Admission
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For local applicants
– Arabic: 500 (or remedial course offered by the university). Should score 3.0/4.0 in the remedial course.
Conditional Admission
emedial course offered by the university). Should score 3.0/4.0 in the remedial course. For international Applicants
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School of Engineering, Architecture and Interior Design
India (CBSE & ICSE) Grade 12
- Admission for School of Engineering: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Architecture: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 45% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Interior Design: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII.
IB Curriculum
- Admission for School of Engineering: IB diploma with aggregate of 25 points, with a minimum of 3 HL and 3 SL, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Architecture: IB diploma with aggregate of 25 points, with a minimum of 3 HL and 3 SL, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Interior Design: IB diploma with aggregate of 25 points.
British Curriculum School (IGCSE / AS and A Levels)
- Admission for School of Engineering: Minimum of 5 subjects in IGCSE/GCSE and 3 AS or 2 A Level subjects, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Architecture: Minimum of 5 subjects in IGCSE/GCSE and 3 AS or 2 A Level subjects, including Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Interior Design: Minimum of 5 subjects in IGCSE/GCSE and 3 AS or 2 A Level subjects.
State Board / Federal / MOE / Philippine Curriculum
- Admission for School of Engineering: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 60% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Architecture: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 45% in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.
- Admission for School of Interior Design: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII.
School of Humanities, Arts & Applied Science
India (CBSE & ICSE) Grade 12
- A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII.
- Admission for Bachelor of Forensic Science: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 60% in Chemistry or Biology.
IB Curriculum
- IB Diploma with aggregate of 25 points in XII, including Chemistry or Biology.
- Admission for Bachelor of Forensic Science: Aggregate of 25 points with a minimum of of 3 HL and 3 SL , including Chemistry or Biology.
British Curriculum School (IGCSE / O Level)
- Students from British curriculum must have minimum 5 subjects in IGCSE/GCSE & minimum 3 subjects in AS or 2 A Level subjects.
- Admission for Bachelor of Forensic Science: Combination of Bs and Cs, including Chemistry or Biology.
State Board / Federal / MOE / Philippine Curriculum
- A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII.
- Admission for Bachelor of Forensic Science: A minimum of 50% aggregate in X & XII, with a minimum of 60% in Chemistry or Biology.
Master’s Degrees
- For Master of Arts Applied Psychology a minimum 50% aggregate is required in bachelor’s degree.
- For Master of Science (Forensic Sciences) a minimum 50% aggregate is required with specialisation in Science.
Conditional admission can be allowed for not achieving the Arabic language EmSAT score of 500 but not for the English language. Only admitted applicants who have successfully attained the minimum English proficiency score will be allowed to register for courses as per their study plan. Those with a score less than the specified minimum requirement can register for the University’s non-transferrable Intensive English Course and must clear the EmSAT-related test (or equivalent) before an acceptance is issued. The same applies to students not fulfilling the math requirements. In this line, students can register for the University’s non-transferrable remedial math course. They may be granted conditional admission but will not be permitted to register in any Math or Statistics courses or any course that has a math Prerequisite until the successful completion of the necessary remedial-math course.
Students who have achieved five O levels/IGCSEs/GCSEs/WAECs/IBCP are eligible for this programme.
To simply transfer into British University College Ajman from another university click here to download the application form.
You will also need to send the following:
- One certified copy of all relevant mark sheets until your last completed semester or year.
- An original copy of your semester or year with a detailed course and teaching structure.