Candidates, who obtained the Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in any of the following subjects with not less than 55% overall average marks in the final examinations, will be considered for admission to the programme:

Social sciences (Economics, Law, European Studies, International Relations).
Exact sciences (Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Environmental Sciences).
Engineering (Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, Public Health Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical
Engineering).

Interested candidates, whose Bachelor's degree does not fall within the above, should write to the programme Director.
An authenticated copy of candidate's transcript of marks, obtained in the final Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) examination, must be enclosed with the Application form.

The programme is in English. Candidates, whose last degree was not in English, must therefore, have sufficient competence in both spoken and written English.

TOEFL candidatesOnly the following total paper-based TOEFL* score (or corresponding computer-based TOEFL score), or equivalent, are acceptable:

Not less than 250, if test was taken before 30 June 1998.
Not less than 310, if test was taken after 1 July 1998.

An authenticated copy of candidate's TOEFL certificate (or equivalent) must be enclosed with the application.

A candidate who did not take the TOEFL test, but whose competence in both written and spoken English is good, must enclose with the application a letter from his/her Head of Department (or a senior official of his/her Institute, College or organisation) certifying that the candidate's competence in both written and spoken English is sufficient for the programme.

* Acronym for Test of English as a Foreign Language.