OTHER COUNTRIES In the event that the candidate presents a secondary school leaving certificate from a country not included in the following list, the Faculty Admissions Committee will count the points according to the scale / system the most similar. e.g.

Bangladesh- Percentage scale

Certificates from Bangladesh requires nostrification in Poland

Kenia – The Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) uses a grading system to evaluate the examination performance of students who sit for the KCSE exams. Currently, KCSE results are determined by a 12-point grade system. This grade will determine the kind of tertiary institution that a student can join. The system is based on a numeric 12-point scale from 1-12 and an expanded letter grade ranging from A to E (A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D, D-, E). The expanded letter grade means C+ is the ‘pass’ grade that allows students to join a public university.

Certificates from Kenia requires nostrification in Poland

Pakistan- Percentage scale

Certificates from Pakistan requires nostrification in Poland

UAE – Amercian program
UAE – UK program
UAE – Percentage scale

Certificates from UAE requires nostrification in Poland

In doubtful situations, Faculty Admissions Committee will use available sources of knowledge about school systems:

- NAWA (Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange)
- NUFFIC
- Q-ENTRY
- SCHOLARO
- HALIACCESS

If the candidate presents a certificate of predicted grades issued by the educational institution in which he/she completes the last year of secondary education, MUG’s recruitment points will be calculated for each subject so that the candidate can take the written entrance exam.
The final score will be calculated upon delivery of authenticated (apostille, consular authentication) documents with final assessments. Only then will it be possible to issue the final admission decision.
Changing the points will no longer be possible if the deadline for submission of relevant documents with final grades is after completing the admission limit for a given field of study and after publishing the list of accepted candidates.

The above information is only general instruction intended to provide initial assistance to candidates and may contain unintentional typographical errors. Therefore, it is essential that you get familiar with the detailed rules of recruitment included in the Resolution of the Senate, defining the rules and procedures of admission for a given academic year (available on the Legal Acts website).

In order to confirm whether candidate meets the admission criteria, please contact the Admission Office.