FAQs
General FAQs
Yes
The Communications& Electronics Engineering Program obtained a Quality Accreditation Certificate from the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Education Accreditation.
The Architectural Engineering, and Construction and Building Engineering programs have been submitted for accreditation and are currently awaiting a response.
The course assessments are evaluated according to the following table.
| Percentage | Equivalent Grade | Grades | Points | |
| From | To Less Than | |||
| ≥ 97% | Excellent (+) | A+ | 4.00 | |
| 93% – 97% | Excellent | A | 4.00 | |
| 89% – 93% | Excellent (–) | A- | 3.70 | |
| 84% – 89% | Very Good (+) | B+ | 3.30 | |
| 80% – 84% | Very Good | B | 3.00 | |
| 76% – 80% | Very Good (–) | B- | 2.70 | |
| 73% – 76% | Good (+) | C+ | 2.30 | |
| 70% – 73% | Good | C | 2.00 | |
| 67% – 70% | Good (–) | C- | 1.70 | |
| 64% – 67% | Fair (+) | D+ | 1.30 | |
| 60% – 64% | Fair | D | 1.00 | |
| 60% < | Fail | F | 0.00 | |
From The Official Office for University Coordination
- Nomination Card.
- Original High School Certificate.
- Original Birth Certificate.
- 7 personal photos.
- Form 2 and Form 7 for soldiers “Gond”.
Yes, in accordance with the regulations announced by the Official Coordination Office
You can find details on policies, admission requirements, transfer procedures, and the required documents in the student guidebooks at the following links:
Student Guidebook for Engineering Programs: Click here
Student Guidebook for Business Administration: Click here
The institute accepts students directly from the Coordination Office.
Transfer requests are processed through the Coordination Office.
Yes, the institute welcomes international students and offers advisory and student support services to help with any personal or academic challenges. The administration also responds to inquiries from international students.
FAQs for Enrolled Students - Engineering
The Engineering Programs are:
Architectural Engineering: Three Minor Programs from the third year: (Environmental Architecture, Heritage Conservation, and Urban Design).
Construction and Building Engineering.
Communications and Electronics Engineering.
The credit hour (CH) system is a way of measuring how much credit a student receives for attending courses that correspond to the hour per week spent in that course
The semester GPA represents the grade point average for a particular academic semester
The CGPA is the overall grade cumulative point average for all semesters.
For regular students: 18 CH, cumulative GPA 2.00 -2.99.
For outstanding students: 21 CH, cumulative GPA 3.00.
According to the 2013/2014 Bylaw: 6 hours, maximum 3 courses. According to the 2017/2018 regulations: 6 hours, maximum 2 courses.
According to the 2023/2024 Bylaw: 8 hours, no course limit for any student, even those with difficulties – and 9 hours for outstanding students.
Complete 165 CH with CGPA not less than 2.00
Passing Graduation Project
Passing 4 field training
Passing military training
6 main semesters
20 CH if the CGPA is less than 3.00.
2017/2018 Bylaw = 10 (CH)
2023/2024 Bylaw = 8 or 9 (CH) + extra course depending on the CGPA
2017/2018 Bylaw = 6 (CH)
2023/2024 Bylaw = 8 or 9 (CH) + extra course depending on the CGPA
FAQs for Enrolled Students - Business Administration
First and second-level general studies, with specialization starting in the third year in one of the following concentrations:
- Business Administration
- Investment and Banking
- Marketing
- Business Information Systems
If the student is absent for more than two consecutive semesters or more than three scattered semesters, or if they remain in the same level for more than two years.
The student must pass the first and second levels with a minimum of 27 (CH) in each level.
The student must complete 132 (CH) within 4 years, pass military training, and have a CGPA of at least 2.3.
The course to be improved must not be more than two semesters