MBBS Programme

2008
Aga Khan University
Under its Charter, Aga Khan University is open to all
academically qualified candidates of any gender,
regardless of religion, race, creed, colour or domicile and
no such person shall be denied the privileges of the
University on the grounds of gender, religion, creed, race,
class, colour or domicile.
Admission to the MBBS programme
Admission to the MBBS programme is based on merit and
potential for leadership. This is assessed through
several criteria including scholastic achievements,
achievements in extra curricular and co-curricular
activities, participation in social work, productive use of
time and other experiences indicating potential for
leadership. These criteria cumulatively form the sole
basis for admission.
Fulfilment of basic eligibility requirements or a high
score in the written test administered by the University or
a high academic score in any single discipline or any
other outstanding achievement alone is not sufficient for
selection.
It is hereby clarified that the University will evaluate
applications on the basis of student achievements in the
most current certificate examination.
Experience over the years has shown that competition for
admission is intense. Applicants and their parents or
supporters who believe their candidature to be strong
1
enough to warrant selection are advised that the outcome
of the selection procedure cannot be anticipated at any
stage.
In view of the intensity of competition for admission, all
applicants are advised in their own interest to apply to
other institutions as well.
Applicants must be able to demonstrate competence in
English comprehension and expression, both written and
verbal, as the medium of instruction is English.
It is in the best interest of students particularly from
overseas, in order to gain maximum benefit from AKU, to
have adequate knowledge of Urdu. The University
would also make necessary arrangements for
acculturation and strengthening of language skills
through coaching.
Requirements of the Pakistan Medical and
Dental Council (PMDC)
The PMDC requirement for admission to the medical
colleges must be met by all applicants. Candidates
following systems of education other than the Pakistani
system will be required to submit an equivalence
certificate from the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen
(IBCC) in Pakistan. The qualification must be
equivalent to the pre-medical qualification in Pakistan.
The University has no lower or upper age limits for
admission. However, applicants must meet the age
requirement as set by the PMDC at the time of
application. The IBCC may be contacted on the following Information on admissions may be downloaded from the
addresses: AKU web-site, or procured from any branch of the Soneri
Bank in Pakistan. Information may also be obtained free
IBCC: Inter Board Committee of Chairmen of cost by writing to:
(Islamabad Office)
The Admission Office,
FBISE Building H-8/4, Islamabad - Pakistan Aga Khan University,
Tel #: 051-9250452 Medical College,
Fax #: 051-9250454 P.O. Box 3500, Stadium Road,
Karachi 74800
IBCC: Inter Board Committee of Chairmen Email: student.affairs@aku.edu;
(Karachi Office) Website: www.aku.edu

Regional Office at: The University's Prospectus costs Rs. 600 in Pakistan or
Board of Intermediate Education, Karachi US$ 60 for overseas applicants. It may be obtained from
(IBCC office within premises) the Admission Office by cash payment in person. If
Bakhtairi Youth Centre required by post in Pakistan and overseas, please refer to
North Nazimabad, Karachi section on mode of payment below.
Tel #: 6639878
Application Requirements
Website: www.ibcc.edu.pk
Email: ibccpk@hotmail.com Application for admission must be submitted on the
prescribed application form. Candidates are required to
The candidate's qualification must be equivalent to the write their name on the application form as stated on their
pre-medical qualification in Pakistan. Secondary School Certificate.

The application for admission must include only the

Application for Admission
Applications for admission are accepted for the first year
MBBS class only. These will be accepted until March
07, 2008. Applications received after the closing date
will not be accepted.
following:
! Attested copies of mark sheets/transcripts as
applicable;
! The Admit card (for applicants writing the Aga Khan
University Admission Test in Pakistan);

2
! Application fee: The non-refundable application fee
for candidates applying from Pakistan is Rs. 2,000
and for applicants who will be overseas during the
admission process it is US$ 160. For making
payments, please refer to section on mode of
payment below.
Before submitting applications, applicants must ensure
that they have complied with the instructions given with
the application form.
It remains the responsibility of the applicant to complete
the application requirements according to the
instructions and time schedule. No reminders are sent by
the Admission Office. Once acknowledged, an
application will not be returned.
Mode of Payment
The candidates can make payments for the prospectus or
the application fee through following modes:
For candidates in Pakistan: Preferred mode:
The payment can be made by online deposit at any
branch of Soneri Bank Limited. The banking details are
as follows:
Title: The Aga Khan University
Account # : 101-02
Branch code : 0024
Branch : The Aga Khan University Branch
Stadium Road, Karachi
3
The acknowledgement of payment given by the bank on
its deposit slip should be sent along with the application
form to the Admission Office. Appropriate notification
must be made in the application form check list.
Alternatively, candidates may pay their fees by a demand
draft in favour of “Aga Khan University.”
For candidates overseas: Payment can be made by
demand draft in favour of “Aga Khan University”.
Submitting Applications
The completed application form should be posted by
registered mail or sent through a reliable courier service
or delivered in person to the Admission Office from
Monday to Friday, between 9:00 am and 12:00 noon only.
The last date to receive applications in the Admission
Office is March 7, 2008. There is no provision for
processing applications after the closing date.
Applications post marked March 7, 2008 will be
processed.
Provisional Applications
The Admission Office will receive incomplete
applications from candidates who will be writing their
Higher Secondary Certificate examination/degree
examination in the summer of 2008.
All such applications will be processed on a provisional
basis.
In cases where provisional admission is granted,
candidates will be required to submit their Higher
Secondary Certificate examination results, or their
graduation / post-graduation examination results (as
applicable) by the dates indicated in the letter given by
the Admission Office.
If the Higher Secondary Certificate/equivalent/graduate/
post-graduate examination result of a provisionally
admitted student is less than the minimum eligibility
requirement for application, or received after the
deadline, the candidate will be considered ineligible and
the provisional admission will stand cancelled.
It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that pending
results are received in the Admission Office according to
the published schedule.
Repeat Applications
Applicants not successful in their first attempt may apply
again with additional information supporting their
application. Candidate's most current scholastic
achievements will be used for evaluation purposes.
A fresh application together with necessary
documentation must be submitted for a particular
admission session. The University does not have a policy
of carrying forward applications from one session to
another. Candidates who are not successful in three
attempts are ineligible to apply.
4
Academic Requirements for Eligibility:
(For candidates applying from Pakistan and overseas)
Applicants prepared in Urdu or English medium
institutions, in Pakistan or overseas, who have
successfully completed Higher Secondary School
Education or are graduates and meet the eligibility
criteria may apply. Applicants must present
qualifications, which are appropriate to the system of
education in which they have been prepared.
The College has no preference for a particular type of
preparation and qualification.
Applicants from Pakistan and overseas, who have
pursued diverse curricula and present different
qualifications, are evaluated in comparison with others
presenting the same or similar qualifications. During
evaluation, NO attempt is made to relate achievements in
diverse educational systems to a numerical equivalent of
the qualification in Pakistan.
Pakistani Higher Secondary Certificate
(HSC) Education
An achievement of at least 65% in the HSC pre-medical
examination is essential for applying to the Medical
College.
For provisional applicants, the shortlisting, interviews
and ranking by the Admission Committee will take place
on a provisional basis while the HSC results are awaited.
It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that pending
results are received in the Admission Office according to
the published schedule.
British or equivalent Advanced Level
Certificates of Education
At the Ordinary Secondary School level, applicants
should have completed at least six subjects including
English, biology, chemistry and physics. Official O-
Level certificate with grades must accompany the
application.
At the Advanced Level of the General Certificate of
Education or equivalent, three subjects are required with
a minimum grade “B” in each of the three subjects. The
subjects must include chemistry, biology and physics.
The requirements for applicants presenting Scottish,
West African or East African Certificates of Advanced
Level Education are similar.
The SAT II will not be acceptable as a substitute for the
Advanced Level grades.
For provisional applicants, the shortlisting, interviews
and ranking by the Admission Committee will take place
on a provisional basis while the 'A' level grade / scores are
awaited.
It is the candidate's responsibility to ensure that pending
results are received in the Admission Office according to
the published schedule.
5
Canadian or American High School
Certificates
Applicants must present evidence of satisfactory
completion of Higher Secondary School with a minimum
cumulative GPA of 3.25 or 85% or grade 'B'. It is required
for applicants to have studied biology, chemistry and
physics at the Higher Secondary School level (grade 9
through 12).
Applicants are also required to submit SAT II in three or
more subjects. The subjects must include biology,
chemistry and physics. The minimum eligibility score for
each of the three SAT II subjects is 700.
The above requirements are also applicable to
candidates having completed two years in
college/university.
Candidates may submit three required Advanced
Placement (AP) subjects in lieu of the three required SAT
II subjects. The minimum eligibility score is a '4' in each
of the three subjects. A combination of SAT II and
AP is not acceptable. The University will not accept
AP in lieu of the SAT II subjects after the 2008 admission
cycle.
For provisional applicants, the shortlisting, interviews
and ranking by the Admission Committee will take place
on a provisional basis while the SAT II or AP scores and
HSC transcript is awaited.
The required SAT II transcripts or AP scores must be
received in the Admission Office directly through the
Educational Testing Services (ETS) according to the
published schedule. The code assigned to Aga Khan
University for SAT II reporting is 1746.
Candidates who have copies of their scores must submit
attested copies of the same to meet the published
schedule. These must then be followed up by original
mark sheets from ETS.
Higher Secondary Certificates of Education
(other than Pakistani Boards)
Applicants' qualifications will be considered only if they
present evidence of satisfactory completion of Higher
Secondary School with at least 65% achievement, grade
'B' or equivalent. It is required that students have studied
biology, chemistry and physics at the Higher Secondary
School level. Students are also required to demonstrate
competence in the English language supported by
documentary evidence, and write the Aga Khan
University Admission Test or equivalent.
For provisional applicants, the shortlisting, interviews
and ranking by the Admission Committee will take place
on a provisional basis while the HSC scores are awaited.
Graduates and Postgraduates
Candidates from Pakistan and overseas who have
achieved a cumulative grade B or a cumulative GPA of 3
or have achieved atleast 65% marks or equivalent in
6
their degree examination may apply. Achievements in the
Higher Secondary Certificate examination will be a
threshold requirement for evaluation but will not qualify
a candidate who fails to secure the required grade or GPA
or percentage marks or equivalent in his/her degree
examination. To meet the PMDC requirements, it will be
necessary for such candidates to have read biology,
chemistry and physics as formal subjects at the Higher
Secondary School level and provide an equivalence
certificate, if required, to the Admission Office.
For provisional applicants, the shortlisting, interviews
and ranking by the Admission Committee will take place
on a provisional basis while final scores/ grades are
awaited.
Evaluation of Applications
Applications are evaluated in two stages as follows:
Stage I Evaluation
Applications are scrutinized for eligibility and all
eligible candidates are required to write the AKU
Admission Test or submit its equivalent.
The Admission Test and its Equivalent
All applicants residing in Pakistan are required to write
the Aga Khan University (AKU) Admission Test
irrespective of the curriculum or system of education
followed. This provides a uniform measure of evaluation
for all applicants.
In Pakistan the Admission Test is conducted in
Hyderabad, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Quetta, Peshawar
and Rawalpindi.
Candidates applying with graduate or post graduate
degrees from universities in Pakistan are also required to
write the AKU Admission Test.
Applicants residing overseas who are following the
Pakistani system of education are required to write the
AKU Admission Test in Pakistan.
Applicants will be issued an admit card enabling them to
write the Admission Test. In case the admit card is not
received in time, applicants are advised to write the
Admission Test at a convenient test centre. A copy of the
application form or appropriate document for
identification purposes will be required.
The Admission Test consists of five components: biology,
chemistry, physics, mathematics and English. It
consists of questions designed to test recall of factual
information, application of knowledge, deduction and
problem-solving ability.
The Admission Test is based upon the current syllabi of
the Boards of Higher Secondary Certificate Education in
Pakistan for chemistry, biology and physics and the
Boards of Secondary Education for mathematics. The
English language section tests competency in the
English language.
The Medical College does not provide any special
preparation for the Admission Test nor does it
7
authorize any publication or preparatory classes
for this purpose.
Applicants should note that minimum or even very high
Admission Test scores only fulfil eligibility requirements
and may not be competitive during the later stages of
evaluation.
Candidates applying from Overseas
For candidates applying with Higher Secondary School
Certificate and/or two years in college, and who are
unable to write the AKU Admission Test in Pakistan and
are following systems of education other than the
Pakistani Higher Secondary Certificate curriculum, the
University will accept the SAT I in lieu of the AKU
Admission Test. The eligibility requirement for SAT I is a
combined score of 1250 (using critical reading and
mathematics only).
Candidates who are graduates from overseas are required
to write the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT)
administered by the American College Testing Services
in Iowa. Minimum eligibility requirement is a combined
score of 24. Overseas graduates are not eligible to write
the AKU Admission Test.
Applicants should note that minimum or even very high
SAT I and MCAT scores only fulfil eligibility
requirements and may not be competitive during the later
stages of evaluation.
The SAT and the MCAT tests are administered in many
countries. Information about the dates of the tests may
be obtained from the centres where they are conducted or
directly from the addresses stated below.
The SATs are conducted by the Educational Testing
Services of the College Board, SAT Programme, P.O. Box
6200, Princeton, NJ 08541-6200, USA. The MCAT is
conducted by the American College Testing Services,
P.O. Box 451, Iowa City, Iowa 52243, USA.
The last date to receive SAT I and MCAT scores in the
Admission Office is May 30, 2008. These test scores
must be received directly from the relevant testing
services. Candidates may submit attested copies of the
same to meet deadlines which must then be followed up
with the original documents.
It is the applicant's responsibility to ensure that all
pending documents are received in the Admission Office
according to the published schedule.
The code assigned to the Aga Khan University by the
Educational Testing Services for SAT I and SAT II is
1746 and must be used to report results.
Applications will be considered for further
evaluation only if SAT I or MCAT scores are
received in the Admission Office within Aga Khan
University published deadlines.
Validity of Test Scores
For admissions to the 2008 academic year, the SAT I and
SAT II scores are valid for a period of two years from the
date the test is written; MCAT scores are valid for three
years. For admission to the 2008 session, the SAT
8
written from May 2006 and MCAT written in April 2005
and thereafter will be acceptable.
For evaluation purposes, the better test score will be used
for shortlisting purposes.
The Aga Khan University Admission Test score is valid
for two years. However, a previous test score will be
considered for shortlisting only if the applicant does not
write the Admission Test in the year of application.
Shortlisting of Applicants
The University shortlists applicants on the basis of a
cumulative index determined on the basis of the
applicant's Secondary School Certificate achievement
and the AKU Admission Test.
The achievements in the Admission Test or its equivalent
will weigh heavily in shortlisting applicants for
interviews.
Shortlisted applicants are invited for interviews. The
College limits the number of applicants to be interviewed
to those who have a reasonable chance of being selected
for admission.
Those whose cumulative scores are borderline, but
whose origins, education or a significant period of
residence or work experience has been in rural or under-
privileged areas may also be invited for interviews.
Stage II Evaluation
Applicants who are shortlisted are considered for Stage II
evaluation. During this stage, as discussed earlier,
applicants are interviewed and they are required to
complete their dossiers as will be communicated by the
Admission Office. Selection is based on a review of all the
data pertinent to each application.
Interviews
Applicants should note that interviews are only one
component of the application process.
Interviews are held in Karachi at Aga Khan University
and in Peshawar, Lahore and Rawalpindi. If possible, by
special arrangement, overseas applicants may be
interviewed in their country of residence.
Each applicant meets two interviewers, who are
experienced evaluators, separately for approximately
half an hour each. Interviewers look specially for those
personal attributes one would wish to find in a caring
physician.
The purpose of the interview is to assess a variety of
attributes, including integrity, motivation for and interest
in medicine, maturity, social and cultural awareness,
knowledge of health issues in developing nations,
initiative and leadership potential.
Selection
Data based on criteria used during the earlier stages of
evaluation, as well as the applicant's achievements in
extra curricular and co-curricular activities are compiled
for each shortlisted applicant.
9
Decisions for admission are made by an Admissions
Committee in line with the objectives of the Medical
College. The decisions of the Admissions Committee are
based upon the profile of each candidate's scholastic
achievements, work experience, interests, leadership
potential, and strengths and weaknesses relative to other
shortlisted candidates. Admissions are granted to those
applicants who display maximum promise and potential.
A deliberate effort is made to select meritorious students
from diverse backgrounds. This is in the belief that
diversity amongst students greatly enriches the
educational experience.
The University has a provision to train those students for
an additional year, before joining the MBBS year I, who
qualify for admission, but are found deficient in certain
skills, including English language.
Communication of Results
All applicants will be notified individually of their
performance on the AKU Admission Test, their outcome
in the shortlisting process and final selection.
Applicants are strongly urged not to call the Admission
Office or University offices through their relatives or well
wishers to follow up progress on individual applications.
Applicants or their parents may correspond with the
Admission Office to submit documents, enquire about
pending exam results, and if they have not received any
information on the progress of their application, within a
week of the published dates.
 SCHEDULE FOR MEDICAL COLLEGE ADMISSION PROCESS
2008-2009 academic session
2008
Applications accepted up to March 07

Admission Test Schedule

Venue Centre
Hyderabad St. Bonaventures School, April 06
Qasimabad Branch, Hyderabad
Karachi Aga Khan University April 06
Sports and Rehabilitation Centre
Lahore Pearl Continental Hotel, Lahore April 06
Multan Zenabia Campus Shershah Road, Opp Garden Town, Multan April 06
Peshawar Islamia College, Peshawar April 06
Quetta Serena Hotal, Quetta April 06
Rawalpindi Army Welfare Mess, Opp. Pearl Continental Hotel, Rawalpindi April 06
(Timings will be stated on the admit card. In case of any change, applicants will be notified through the press)
Last date for receipt of attested May 30
SAT I and MCAT transcripts
Shortlisting May
Interview of shortlisted applicants June-July
Last date for receipt of attested August 22
SAT II, AP certification results/scores
for all systems of education Other
than Pakistani Intermediate Examination
Announcement of new class End August
Commencement of the new class October 06
Last date to receive Pakistani October 03
Intermediate examination results
for provisionally admitted students

10
Tuition and other Charges
The annual tuition and other fees charged by the Medical
College from Pakistani students recovers only a fraction
of the total cost of the medical education programme for
each student. The Medical College reviews its tuition and
fees annually to cover inflation and other cost increases.
b) whether the student was educated in Pakistan or
abroad during the three years prior to the application
for admission;
c) whether the student is eligible for state supported
education overseas;
d) whether parents are reimbursed educational
expenses by their employer.

For the academic year beginning in October 2008, tuition
for students in Pakistan whose parents are resident and
derive their income in Pakistan is Rs. 498,000. For
overseas candidates the tuition fee will be US $20,700
and is payable in US dollars only.
If the parents are Pakistani citizens in government
service and are deputed to a government mission
overseas, the tuition fee will be Rs. 498,000 for the
academic year. Documentary evidence for such service
will be required.

For students who have Pakistani or dual citizenship, In cases where a student withdraws or is asked to
factors affecting liability for the higher tuition include withdraw from the University after commencement of a
any one or more of the following criteria: term, tuition for the entire term will be charged.

a) parents' residence and source of income during the Applicants doubtful of their fee status should seek
previous three years and amount of earnings; clarification from the Admission Office before applying
for admission.
Tuition & Fees
2008-2009 academic session
Payment for Local Students Foreign/Overseas Students
Due On September 03, 2008
Tuition - First installment Rs.166,000 US$ 6,900
Student Activity Rs. 500 Rs. 500
Student Health Rs. 4,600 Rs. 4,600
Graduation Fee* Rs. 5,600 Rs. 5,600
Deposit* Rs. 5,000 Rs. 5,000
Due On December 03, 2008
Tuition - Second Installment Rs.166,000 US$ 6,900
Due On April 02, 2009
Tuition - Third Installment Rs.166,000 US$ 6,900
* One time payment on admission.
11
Financial Assistance Programme
Since admission to AKU is needs blind, the University
operates a Financial Assistance Programme which
ensures that no Pakistani student, residing in Pakistan,
who qualifies for admission to the Medical College is
excluded because of inability to pay tuition and other
fees.
Financial assistance arranged by the University is
intended to favour and encourage qualified students from
financially disadvantaged families who have no means to
pay for their education at AKU.
Assistance is offered on the basis of demonstrated need
as evaluated by the University from data provided by
students and their families and other avenues that the
University may deem appropriate. Every student
desirous of financial assistance must also demonstrate
that he or she has thoroughly explored all other possible
sources of assistance. However, every student is required
to make some contribution towards fees, living expenses
and other costs, so as to not totally depend on the
University, for assistance. Continuation of financial
assistance is conditional upon yearly assessment of
financial needs.
Through the University's financial assistance
programme, students are awarded a combination of soft
12
loans and grants-in-aid. The loan is repayable in easy
instalments after graduation from the programme.
Details should be obtained from the University's
Financial Counselling and Assistance Office.
Merit scholarships are also awarded to students on the
basis of academic performance during the later years of
the programme. Merit-based fellowships and teaching
assistantships are also available in graduate
programmes. Details should be obtained from the
Student Affairs Office.
For the academic year, 2007-2008 about one-half of the
students enrolled were awarded financial assistance by
the University
Applications for financial assistance for students joining
in October 2008 will be acceptable until September 1,
2008. Application forms will be available on AKU's web
site or from the Students Financial Counselling and
Assistance Office.
Note: Declaration of incorrect information or
concealment of information while completing the
Financial Assistance Application Form will result in
strict disciplinary action against the applicant including
possible denial of admission to the University or
expulsion from the University.
Accommodation
Accommodation to outstation students is arranged in the
hostels managed by Aga Khan University. These hostels
provide single and shared, non-airconditioned,
furnished accommodation and a limited number of twin
sharing flats for women. Preference in allocation of rooms
is given to those from outside Karachi. The hostel for
women is situated on the University Campus.
Room fees are charged for all accommodation on campus.
Single room charges are Rs.4,500/- per month payable in
advance. Women BScN students, who share a flat, will be
charged Rs.4,500/- per person per month payable in
advance.
Contested Decisions
In all matters pertaining to the selection of students, fees,
grants, evaluation of scholastic performance, discipline
and student affairs, the decision of the University shall
be final. Appeals in matters of student selection will be
considered within 15 days of the announcement of the
new class only if the appeal cites circumstances
suggesting that the University has violated provisions of
its Charter or that there has been a failure to comply with
the admissions procedure as described in the prospectus.
13
Code of Conduct
Students are required to abide by the rules and
regulations of Aga Khan University. The University
expects and will demand honesty from its students.
Unethical behaviour during examinations or elsewhere
will result in irrevocable dismissal from the University,
as will serious social misconduct or infractions of civil or
criminal laws.
Other causes for dismissal include: submitting false
evidence, stealing, wilful destruction of equipment,
furnishings or property; physical violence against other
students, faculty or staff, or patients, possession and use
of drugs, possession and use of arms on campus, violation
of the civil rights of others, organization of civil
disturbances, plagarism and non-payment of tuition and
other fees without valid reason.
Protracted absence, without permission, from classes,
clinics, laboratories and other scheduled instruction or
practical experience and the inability to cope with the
curriculum shall also be a cause for dismissal.
 AKU Medical College Admission Process- Summary
Eligibility
Applicants writing their Higher Secondary Certificate or other certificate examination in the summer of 2008
may also apply. Results must reach the Admission Office according to AKU published schedule

Minimum academic requirements for application

Applicants with any of the following credentials may apply
I. At least 65% with Pakistani HSC (Pre-Medical).
II. At least six O-Level subjects including English, biology, chemistry and physics.
At least B grade in British GCE A-level biology, chemistry and physics.
III. Grade 12 diploma having biology, chemistry and physics, with a minimum GPA of 3.25 or 85% or grade 'B'. SAT II score of 700 each in
biology, chemistry and physics. Advanced Placement (AP) is also acceptable in lieu of SAT II in the above mentioned subjects. The
minimum score requirement is 4 in each subject.
IV. Complete International Baccalaureate Diploma with biology, chemistry and physics. Minimum overall score is 32.
V. At least 65% grade 'B' achievement in HSC (having biology, chemistry and physics), from other countries with adequate proficiency in
English.
VI. A cumulative grade B /GPA 3 or at least 65% with BSc or higher degrees [evaluation will be based on most current qualification].
Candidates must also have biology, chemistry and physics at Higher Secondary School level.

AKU Test and Equivalent

For applicants resident in Pakistan
and for those following the Pakistani system of education overseas
AKU Admission Test: comprises biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics and English
Or
For applicants resident overseas as applicable
SAT I: minimum combined score for application: 1250
(for Critical Reading and Mathematics component only)
Or
MCAT: minimum score for application is 24

Shortlisting and Interviews

Shortlisting for interviews is based on combination of Secondary School achievement and AKU Admission Test score.
(Number of applicants interviewed are limited)

Final Selection
Rank ordering of shortlisted applicants based upon review of scholastic achievements,
interview evaluations, reference letters, co-curricular and other accomplishments.

14