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The admission system at Taibah University is annual, meaning that applications for admission are accepted only once at the beginning of the academic year. There will be no opportunity to submit new admission applications at the beginning of the second semester.
No, the selection is based on the weighted average and available seats.
Admission is based on the criteria published on the Unified Admission Platform and the university’s website. The Admissions and Registration Deanship - Admission Guide.
A new application is required through the Unified Admission Platform.
The admission criteria can be reviewed on the Unified Admission Platform and the university’s website.
Admission is competitive and is based on the following:
Weighted average.
Preference order.
Availability of seats.
College-specific requirements.
(From the Unified Admission Platform - Admission Guide).
You can visit the link to the academic programs on the Admissions and Registration Deanship website to view them.
If the preferences are not ranked within the designated time according to the admission timeline, the application will be canceled permanently, and the applicant will not be eligible to claim a seat afterward.
The highest score achieved by the student in the General Aptitude Test is considered, provided the certificate is still valid. If it has expired, the test must be retaken before applying.
Students must confirm their final admission during the specified period on the Unified Admission Platform. After the 'additional opportunities' phase ends, an admission notification will be displayed, and a text message will be sent to the registered phone number on the platform.
The university will issue the university ID numbers and contact the accepted students to visit the university, if necessary.
Non-Saudi students with Saudi mothers are treated as Saudi students, provided that supporting documents are attached during the nomination process.
The interview is not a mandatory requirement for all programs, but it applies to certain programs that require it, according to the university's admission criteria for each program.
By logging into the student portal on the university's official website, uploading a personal photo, and printing the card.
There are no specific conditions regarding the year of obtaining the high school certificate for general platform applications or for the university in particular.
Data on the Qiyas website cannot be modified after the nomination portal is closed.
The minimum percentage can only be determined after the final sorting results are announced.
Canceling the initial admission does not count as withdrawal from the university, and the student can apply for admission the following year.
If accepted into their first-choice program, no upgrade is available, and this option will not affect the student's acceptance.
Admissions are based on a competitive selection process considering the weighted percentage, preference order, and availability of seats.
A student can reapply after two years, or return within a maximum of the second semester with their existing university ID number and program, according to the study and examination regulations.
Cancelling admission and completing the clearance process does not count as withdrawal from the university, and the student can apply for admission to the university the following year. The final date for withdrawal before the issuance of university ID numbers is based on the scheduled timeline.
A student cannot reapply for university admission unless two years have passed since their withdrawal.
This option is currently unavailable.
Currently, graduates holding a bachelor's degree or diploma accredited by the Ministry of Education are not eligible to reapply.
There are no specific age requirements for applying to the platform in general or to the university in particular.
There is no priority for high school tracks.
You need to contact your school or the education department to find out why the result is not showing up in the Noor system.
No, there is no such priority.
Yes, students with disabilities who wish to compete for all programs must take the aptitude and achievement tests.
Available programs include (College of Arts and Humanities – Applied College).
Withdrawal will be available electronically after the announcement of admission results.
New students cannot visit the university, either inside or outside, during their first year.
Yes, they can apply as long as all their data is entered in the Noor system.
No, it is not possible to transfer from the Applied College to other colleges.
Due to the high demand for these specializations and their extremely high GPA requirements, a minimum threshold has been set for nomination to these programs.
Yes, according to the transfer guide.
Yes, according to the transfer guide.
Yes, in some specializations.
Yes, the test is required for all applicants to the English language specialization according to the transfer guide.
No, final acceptance will be determined after competition based on the highest GPAs and the college's regulations.
Please review the transfer steps in the internal and external transfer guide.
No, transfers are allowed only once during the university stage.
Yes, you can apply.
No, transfer is not allowed in this case.
No, transfer is not allowed for visiting students.
No.
No.
Yes.
They are recorded as equivalent courses.
Three semesters, not exceeding 25% of the total study plan for the student.
No, and the student's record will be canceled, and the courses taken at the visiting university will not be counted.
The acceptance of internal and external scholarships is subject to various criteria. Afterward, the data of the candidates are submitted to the Ministry of Education for the necessary approvals, and the accepted applicants are notified via SMS or email.
Personal and contact information for the student can be modified through the data completion link.
Acceptance into internal and external scholarships depends on the approval of the Ministry of Education for the application and the available spots, not only on the weighted percentage.
Applications for external scholarships are submitted through the "Study in Saudi" portal. For more information, please visit Study in Saudi
Yes, internal scholarship students are eligible to apply for health-related majors, provided they meet the requirements.
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