Undergraduate Admissions Criteria

Our undergraduate programs are designed to provide a strong academic foundation, coupled with practical experiences that prepare students for the real world.

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for an undergraduate degree program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Educational Qualifications:

  • A high school diploma or equivalent (such as A-Levels, International Baccalaureate, or national secondary school qualifications).

  • A minimum GPA requirement (varies by program and campus).

• Entrance Exams (if required by the specific program or center):

  • Some programs may require SAT, ACT, or equivalent standardized test scores.

  • Subject-specific tests may be required for fields like Engineering, Computer Science, and Biotechnology.

• English Language Proficiency (for non-native English speakers):

  • IELTS (minimum 6.5), TOEFL (minimum 85 iBT), or equivalent test scores.

  • Waivers may be available for students from English-speaking countries or those who completed previous studies in English.

• Personal Statement or Essay:

  • A 500-word statement highlighting academic interests, career goals, and reasons for choosing CRTIHS.

• Letters of Recommendation:

  • Typically one or two letters from teachers, counselors, or mentors who can assess the applicant’s academic potential.

• Interview (if required by the program):

  • Some departments may request a personal interview or video submission.

Application Process

1. Complete the Online Application – Available on the specific campus/center website.

2. Submit Required Documents – Transcripts, test scores, and recommendation letters.

3. Application Fee Payment – A non-refundable processing fee may apply.

4. Attend Interview (if applicable).

5. Receive Admission Decision – Admission offers are typically issued within 4-6 weeks after submission.

Graduate Admissions Criteria

CRTIHS offers Master’s and PhD programs designed for students seeking advanced research opportunities, professional specialization, and leadership development.

Eligibility Requirements for Master's Programs

• A Bachelor's Degree (or equivalent) from an accredited university.

• A minimum GPA requirement (varies by department).

• GRE/GMAT scores (required for some programs).

• Statement of Purpose (SOP) outlining academic and research interests.

• Two to three letters of recommendation from professors or industry professionals.

• English Language Proficiency – IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent.

• Portfolio (if required) for design, architecture, or creative programs.

Eligibility Requirements for PhD Programs

• A Master’s Degree (or in exceptional cases, a strong undergraduate academic record).

• Research Proposal outlining intended study area, objectives, and methodology.

• Published research work (if applicable).

• Faculty Supervisor Confirmation (some programs require applicants to secure a supervisor before applying).

Application Process for Graduate & PhD Programs

1. Identify the right program and research field.

2. Complete the online application for the specific center or campus.

3. Submit all academic and professional documents.

4. Attend an interview (if required).

5. Await decision and funding/scholarship opportunities.

CRTIHS welcomes students from all around the world and offers support services, including visa assistance, accommodation guidance, and academic orientation.

• Visa & Immigration Requirements:

  • A valid student visa (for non-EU students).

  • Proof of sufficient financial support for tuition and living expenses.

  • Health insurance coverage.

• Equivalency of International Degrees:

  • Applicants from non-standard education systems may be required to submit additional documentation for equivalency evaluation.

CRTIHS offers a variety of merit-based, need-based, and research assistantship scholarships. Applicants can check the scholarship section on their respective campus pages for details. 

Important Notes:

• Admissions deadlines vary by center and program.

• Rolling admissions may be available for some programs.

• Decision notifications are sent via email and applicant portals.

How to Check Deadlines?

Admissions are decided by each center or campus. Please visit the appropriate center or campus page for specific deadlines and admission requirements.