Requirements
Bachelor (Bangladeshi applicants)
Pass HSC or an equivalent qualification with a science background at the grades that year's circular states, then apply online through admission.kuet.ac.bd and sit KUET's own written admission test.
Bachelor (foreign applicants)
KUET's own international student guidance states a foreign applicant must not apply directly to the university. Instead, use the prescribed application form available from the Bangladesh embassy or high commission in your own country, submit it to your own country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and let that ministry forward it to Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs for approval before it reaches KUET's Registrar.
Documents
For Bangladeshi applicants: SSC and HSC (or equivalent) certificates and mark sheets, submitted during the online application on admission.kuet.ac.bd. For foreign applicants: the prescribed application form obtained from the Bangladesh embassy or high commission in the applicant's own country; KUET's own page does not list further documents beyond that form.
How to apply
- Bangladeshi applicants: wait for KUET's own admission circular on admission.kuet.ac.bd, apply online, and sit the written admission test; KUET has historically processed admission through several sequential merit calls rather than one release.
- Foreign applicants: obtain the prescribed application form from the Bangladesh embassy or high commission in your own country.
- Submit that form to your own country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Your government forwards the form to Bangladesh's Ministry of Foreign Affairs for approval.
- Once approved, the application reaches KUET's Registrar directly; KUET's own page does not describe what happens after that step.
English test waiver
KUET does not publish an IELTS or TOEFL threshold anywhere this research could reach, including its own international student pages. Foreign nationals do not apply to KUET directly at all: its own international student guidance states an applicant must not apply directly to the university, and instead submits a prescribed form through the Bangladesh embassy or high commission in their own country, which is forwarded through government channels for approval before it reaches KUET's Registrar. No English test score is described as part of that process.