Kuwait University (KU) has confirmed the admission of 29 non-Kuwaiti students for the second semester of the 2024–2025 academic year. This step reflects KU’s inclusive academic approach and its commitment to attracting students from diverse nationalities while adhering strictly to university admission policies and academic standards.
The announcement was made by Dr. Fadhel Aziz, Acting Dean of Admissions and Registration, who shared key details about the selection criteria, quotas, and next steps for successful applicants.
Kuwait University Welcomes 29 Non-Kuwaiti Students
| Key Details | Description |
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| Announcement | Admission of 29 non-Kuwaiti students |
| Semester | Second Semester, 2024–2025 |
| Eligibility | Non-Kuwaiti high school graduates from various nationalities |
| Admission Criteria | Based on college quotas and minimum acceptance percentages for each specialization |
| Requirement | Non-Kuwaiti students must meet or exceed the lowest accepted Kuwaiti GPA in each major |
| Next Step | Confirmation through KU’s electronic admission system |
| Fee | 10 Kuwaiti Dinars (non-refundable) |
| Notification Method | SMS to accepted students |
| Official Portal | KU Admissions Portal |
Transparent Admission Policy for Non-Kuwaiti Students
Quotas and Specialization-Based Selection
Dr. Fadhel Aziz explained that non-Kuwaiti applicants were accepted based on specific quotas allocated to each college. These quotas are determined by the University Council, ensuring a balanced distribution of students across all specializations.
The accepted students come from a variety of nationalities and educational backgrounds, but were all evaluated against standardized academic requirements.
Minimum Acceptance Percentage Rule
One of the core principles in the admission process is that non-Kuwaiti students must achieve grades equal to or higher than the lowest acceptance percentage for Kuwaiti students in the same specialization. This policy:
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Ensures equity and transparency in the selection process
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Maintains academic consistency across all student categories
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Upholds the university’s quality standards for admission
What Accepted Students Must Do Next
Confirmation and Enrollment Steps
Once accepted, students will receive SMS notifications with details on the specific college they’ve been admitted to. To secure their place, students are required to:
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Log in to the KU electronic admission system
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Confirm their admission details
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Pay the 10 KD fee via the system
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Complete any additional enrollment steps as prompted
Students can also monitor the status of their application or get further updates through the official KU Admissions Portal.
Statement from the Dean
Dr. Aziz congratulated all newly accepted students and their families, highlighting the importance of this milestone. He encouraged them to pursue their studies with dedication and assured them that Kuwait University is committed to providing an academic environment that supports their growth and success.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many non-Kuwaiti students were accepted for the second semester?
29 non-Kuwaiti students have been admitted for the second semester of the 2024–2025 academic year.
What criteria were used for admission?
Admissions were based on quotas for each college and the requirement that non-Kuwaiti students meet or exceed the minimum acceptance percentage for Kuwaiti students in the same specialization.
How will students know if they’ve been accepted?
Students will receive an SMS notification indicating their acceptance and the college assigned.
What steps must be taken to confirm admission?
Students must log into the electronic admission system, confirm their admission, and pay a non-refundable 10 KD fee.
Can students track their application status online?
Yes, students can track their status via the KU Admissions Portal.
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