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Requirements come from universities' official pages and show the date we last checked them. An assessment shows your readiness against those requirements; it is not a prediction of admission.

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Search undergraduate, Master's and PhD programmes at leading universities. Each programme shows its key academic, language and subject requirements, with the official source and the date we last checked it.

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Official sources

Requirements come from each university's official pages, with a link and the date we last checked them. Where a university publishes no figure, we say so instead of guessing.

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How scores are worked out

Grades, prerequisites and tests are scored by fixed rules against the published requirements. AI reads only the CV facts you confirm and scores experience, activities and CV quality with reasons; the program does all the arithmetic.

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What the result means

The result shows how your current materials compare with published requirements. It is not a prediction or probability of admission; universities also consider statements, interviews, references and each year's competition.

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