Minimum Qualifications (except Bachelor of Pharmacy) |
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Particulars |
Required Minimum GPA |
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SSC/Equivalent and HSC/Equivalent (including additional subject) |
3.5 in SSC and HSC separately |
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O-level with five subjects and A-level with two subjects as per the scale of A=5, B=4, C=3, D=2 |
2.5 in O-Level and A-Level separately |
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Candidates applying for EEE, ECE, CSE, APE and Physics |
HSC/ Equivalent |
“B” grade in Physics & Mathematics |
A-levels |
“C” grade in Physics & Mathematics |
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Candidates for BSc in Computer Science and BSc in Mathematics
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HSC/ Equivalent |
“B” grade in Mathematics |
A-levels |
“C” grade in Mathematics |
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Candidates for BSc in Electronic & Communication Engineering and Electrical & Electronic Engineering who had Physics and Mathematics but not Chemistry in HSC/A-level/Equivalent will have to take a remedial course on Chemistry in addition to the courses required for the program. |
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Candidates for BSc in Biotechnology and Microbiology should have minimum C grade in Biology and Chemistry in HSC/A-level/Equivalent. Candidates who did not have Mathematics in HSC/A-level/Equivalent must take a remedial course on Mathematics in addition to the courses required for the program. |
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Candidates who have qualified in HSC/A levels or recognized equivalent examination in current year or two previous years are eligible to apply. |
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“E” grades will not be considered. |
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Bachelor of Pharmacy |
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Candidate must have a minimum GPA of 3.50 in SSC/O Levels/ recognized equivalents and HSC/A Levels/ recognized equivalents separately. |
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Candidate must pass HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents with the following science subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics. |
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Candidates for Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons.) must pass HSC/A-level/recognized equivalents with a minimum B grade in Biology & Chemistry, a minimum C grade in Mathematics and D grade in Physics. |
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However, candidates having no Mathematics at the HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents may be admitted, but they need to take an extra 3 (three) credits course on Mathematics relevant to B. Pharm. curriculum. |
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Foreign students must have passed 12 education years and got same grades in equivalent examinations from foreign recognized institutions. |
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Candidate must pass HSC/ "A" level or recognized equivalent examination in current year or one previous year. |
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Recognized equivalents mean Education Board, Madrasah Board and Bangladesh Technical Education Board |
All eligible candidates will have to sit for a written admission test on section/sections as shown in the table:
Program |
Test section |
BSS in Anthropology, BA in English and LLB (Hons) |
English |
BBA and BSS in Economics |
English and Mathematics |
Bachelor of Pharmacy, BSc in Microbiology and BSc in Biotechnology |
English, Mathematics and Biology & Chemistry |
BSc in Computer Science, BSc in Computer Science and Engineering, BSc in Electronic and Communication Engineering, BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, BSc in Physics, BSc in Applied Physics & Electronics, BSc in Mathematics |
English, Mathematics, Higher Mathematics and Physics |
Bachelor of Architecture |
English, Mathematics and Drawing |
Candidates who have qualified in HSC/A levels or recognized equivalent examination in current year or two previous year are eligible to apply (except Bachelor of Pharmacy).
For Pharmacy, Candidate must pass HSC/ "A" level or recognized equivalent examination in current year or one previous year.
Transfer of credits from an educational institution following a system similar to BRAC University may be considered after passing the admission test. Such candidates will have to apply with required documents and decision on such cases will be determined by the credit transfer policy of BRAC University.
Visiting or guest students are required to submit their applications along with the relevant transcripts and no objection letter (NOC) from her/his university subject to approval from chair, admissions committee. Visiting students are not required to appear in the admission test. A visiting student will be able to take a maximum of 2 courses in a semester and a maximum of 8 courses over time. This is to ensure that a visiting student does not take too many courses and apply for a degree at BRACU.