Admission cutoffs (last admitted weighted percentage) 1448
Officially published admission cutoffs for Saudi universities: 154 figures across 13 universities, broken down by college, track, gender and year.
Based on the officially announced admission results for 1448 AH. Updated with each new announcement from the deanships of admission.
- Al-Baha University 9
- Al-Jouf University 7
- Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University 16
- Jazan University 14
- King Faisal University 29
- King Khalid University 10
- King Saud University 23
- Qassim University 2
- Shaqra University 13
- Taibah University 3
- Umm Al-Qura University 22
- University of Ha'il 2
- University of Tabuk 4
We are working through the remaining universities using their official sources.
Calculate your weighted percentage
These are the last admitted percentages officially announced for the stated year. They are indicative and change annually with applicant numbers and available seats — always verify on the official admission portal.
Frequently asked questions
What is the weighted ratio and the last admission cutoff?
The weighted ratio combines your high-school, GAT and Achievement scores with weights the university sets. The last cutoff is the lowest ratio the last admitted student had for a major last year; it changes yearly with applicants and seats.
How do I know if my ratio is enough?
Compare your weighted ratio with the published last cutoff for the major and university you want. If yours is higher, your chances are good, but the figures are indicative and can move year to year.
Do cutoffs differ for men and women?
Often yes, because seats and applicants differ by track. We split figures by gender and track when the university publishes them.
Where do these numbers come from?
Every figure is taken from an official source (the deanship of admission or an announcement), with the source link shown beside it so you can verify it.