University of Bisha weighted score calculator
The University of Bisha applies two ratios under the admission policy document on its registration portal. The qualifying score for health, scientific, engineering and computing colleges: (GPA × 0.30) + (GAT × 0.30) + (SAAT × 0.40). The weighted score for theoretical colleges: (GPA × 0.50) + (GAT × 0.50). Admission to the university requires at least a 70% weighted or qualifying score.
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Formula used: 30% High school GPA (%) + 30% GAT (General Aptitude Test) + 40% SAAT (Achievement test)
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Official source: University of Bisha — admission policies (registration portal) — Deanship of Admission & Registration, University of Bisha · Last verified:
Published formulas
| Track / programme | Formula used |
|---|---|
| Qualifying score — health, scientific, engineering and computing colleges | 30% High school GPA (%) + 30% GAT (General Aptitude Test) + 40% SAAT (Achievement test) |
| Weighted score — theoretical colleges (no SAAT) | 50% High school GPA (%) + 50% GAT (General Aptitude Test) |
An important caution: Bisha, like Jazan, calls the three-part formula qualifying and the two-part one weighted — the reverse of Qassim and Majmaah. More seriously, the published policy document cites 1438/1439 AH graduation years, marking it as an older revision. The weights match the usual Saudi pattern, but check the admission portal for the current cycle.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum score for admission to Bisha?
The document requires a 70% weighted or qualifying score for admission to the university. Some colleges set more: the College of Education requires a weighted score of no less than 85%.
What does Bisha's health track require?
The document requires a cumulative high school GPA of no less than 90% for admission to the health colleges, alongside the graduation-year condition it states. That is a condition on the GPA alone, separate from the qualifying score.
Can I hold offers from two universities at once?
Bisha's document warns of a technical link between the Kingdom's universities, and that if you are found to hold admission at another university your admission at Bisha will be cancelled. Holding two confirmed offers is therefore not an option.
Which Bisha colleges need the SAAT?
The health, scientific, engineering and computing colleges, because they are assessed on the qualifying score, which counts the SAAT at forty percent. Theoretical colleges use the weighted score, which does not count it at all.
How recent must my secondary certificate be for Bisha?
The document states that no student will be admitted if more than five years have passed since graduating from secondary school, with priority in the ranking going to recent graduates.
Why do you flag a caveat on Bisha's figures?
Because the policy document published on the registration portal cites 1438/1439 AH graduation years among its conditions, an explicit sign that it is an older revision. We present what it states together with the caveat rather than offering it as current.
How am I notified of nomination at Bisha?
The document describes a nomination text message sent to candidates at each stage according to the qualifying or weighted score, with 48 hours to accept, decline, or agree to an upgrade.