r/UAEUniversities

I wrote my kuat physics pretty much a month ago and till now ive gotten no updates when my friends are joining colleges im still waiting on a result if i can get in or not which im not even sure about, any idea on when i will get an update?

Need some advice

UOfBD or UOWD

For undergrad Business degree in Finance - Am an international student

Hi, im applying in UOWD in the Electrical Engineering Bachelors Program.

I've completed my AS with CCD in physic math and chem respectively and am giving my A2 exams this October session (was supposed to give in May june but they got cancelled).

I was just curious to know whether if someone has gotten admission in uni with low grades, especially in UOWD. Thanks

Hey everyone! I just joined Amity University Dubai, and I've been seeing people say the vibe there is kinda weird 😭 Is that actually true, or are people just exaggerating?

And before anyone says, "Just go to another uni," I've already taken admission into the 5-year Law program. Most other universities here don't offer a 5-year law degree, and I also need a degree that's recognized by the Indian government, so switching isn't really an option.

Ints have received the physics invitation.

RESIDENTS AND LOCALS WHO DID THE PHYSICS KUAT.

Please tell me what questions came, how did it come, what were the questions, and how should we study.

Do not gate keep. I did the first math KUAT session and since have helped AT LEAST 10+ applicants prep. I have DM'ed, answered questions, and commented on posts.

Nothing prevented me from gatekeeping, and try
"lowering" competition. Not saying I regret it either id do it again.

I expect nothing in return, however, a little courtesy and help would be appreciated.

PLEASE BE SPECIFIC ON WHAT CAME AND PLEASE TELL US HOW WE SHOULD PREP

THANKS:>

(girls only) hi im looking for a shared way to go to dubai interenet city (where middlesex, uowd, harriot watt, and murdoch are) from sharjah. i want to be a student at uowd but its hard for me to go without spending a fortune on taxis and metro and being severely exhausted from the bus.
so if any girls can help me please dm your insta, it doesnt have to strictly be on uowd, but if its anywhere close to it that would great.

Got an offer from both, adu granted more discount. Where should i go, i am an international, my main goal is to there after graduation. My major is related to finances. I got a lot of answers on my previous post saying ADU is better, but i didn’t get an explanation. Anyone who really knows these unis, please help me to choose better one and say why 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Just recived the KUAT physics invitation. I did the math test on June 25, and they said that the physcis test will be in the coming weeks, probably next week. Just checking with you did you recive that too? As well as for those who took the exam, any tips for preperation or do you remeber any questions that came on the exam. Appreciate your support!

I'm an Emirati who studied in an American Curriculum school, I live in Dubai but I have national service coming up, and was told by my career counselor that I have to apply right now and give them the papers that I'll go to national service.

Either way, I want to study Computer Engineering but I've been thinking about it alot.

Khalifa University is a great university, I've heard a lot from it, but I've contacted the admissions office and they require 700 in the SAT, I have scored 580 (I haven't studied much I just needed to get it to graduate) , I only have one chance to repeat the SAT, I've also heard its very very hard compared to other universities which I'd understand because of how highly its ranked.

When it comes to United Arab Emirates University, I lean more towards it, just offset by the fact that I have to live in Al Ain, It's a very high ranking university and heard that it's very good while also not being that hard, like not as stressful as AUS.

AUS , I can actually go to by car and still live in dubai, but I heard it's similarly or lower ranked than UAEU , and UAEU overall is a better choice as it's stronger. But AUS is much harder, so I'd want an easier way for studies, but not compromise to go to a bad university.

tl;dr , Computer Engineering, which would you choose between KU, UAEU, and AUS? Is UAEU actually the better choice over AUS, or is AUS worth it despite being harder?

If so, can you please drop a comment so I can contact you... thank you!

which one is better overall, and which’s better for finances if i want to stay and work in UAE after graduation. i am an international

Hey Guys. Am a Kuwaiti who lives in Dubai and just graduated from school, since am from Kuwait, they have lists of recognised universities in Dubai but since I wanna study business my options are literally only 2 universities, either Zayed University or Ajman University. Now I heard that both of them are good and that they are all locals but I want to hear from the people and locals that can tell me how it is really like to be in those university’s and which one is the better option.

For CS
I have dell laptop
Inspiron 14 7430 2 in 1

Processor 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-1335U (1.30 GHz)
Installed RAM 8.00 GB (7.69 GB usable)
Graphics card Intel(R) Iris(R) Xe Graphics (128 MB)

Pls tell if i shall upgrade my laptop if yes then please recommend

I just finished O levels and I am looking to join on foundation program, help me out to choose uni I am expecting a affordable fee and good campus life , I had a visit on Murdoch but they are offering scholarships but I am really confusing in choosing!

Hey everyone. I applied to KU for computing majors (CS/CE/Robotics and AI) and finished my physics KUAT on June 21st. My portal is still stuck on "Admission Test Scheduled / In Progress." Has anyone else who wrote the tests in June received an offer letter or an update yet?also,when can we expect a final decision to drop?Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I am writing this on behalf of my older sister. I just graduated primary school at the top of my whole school's history, and I really want to help secure a bright future for my siblings.

The Situation:

• My sister applied to Khalifa University (KU).
• She was initially rejected because KU claimed she "did not take math in high school."
• Her background: She actually took AP Calculus and AP Statistics, but KU stated these do not satisfy their standard math requirement.
• The alternative: KU has offered her a chance to take their Math Admission Test. If she passes with a good score, they will allow her to take the Physics Admission Test.
• Her physics background: She took AP Physics in her Junior year (and likely Senior year as well).

❓ My Questions for KU Students/Alumni:

For anyone who has taken either the KU Math or Physics admission tests:

1. What should she expect? What are the exact topics, question types, and difficulty levels?
2. Any specific tips? Are there certain things she should study that AP courses might have missed?
3. What resources or sample papers helped you pass?

Any insight would mean the world to us so I can help her prepare properly. Thank you so much!