Admission Test Procedure:

Admission Test will be conducted under the units 'Ka', 'Kha', 'Ga', and 'Gha'.

Subjects under the units:

1. 'Ka' Unit – i) Physics, ii) Chemistry, iii) Mathematics, and iv) Statistics.

2. 'Kha' Unit – i) Economics, ii) Sociology, iii) Social Work, iv) Anthropology, v) Political Studies, vi) Public Administration, vii) Business Administration, and viii) English

3. 'Ga' Unit – i) Forestry, ii) Tea Technology, iii) Biotechnology, and iv) Genetics

4. 'Gha' Unit – i) Civil & Environmental Engineering, ii) Computer Science & Engineering, iii) Chemical Engineering & Polymer Science, iv) Industrial & Production Engineering, v) Petroleum & Georesources Engineering, and vi) Architecture

Prerequisite:

Either

Þ SSC/ Dhakil in the year 2002/2003,

Þ HSC/ Alim/ Diploma-in-Commerce in the year 2004/2005

Þ Minimum 2.5 GPA with 4^th subject grading in each of the SSC and HSC examinations,

Þ In case of 'Kha' unit minimum total GPA 5.0 and 5.75 GPA for other units (including the grading of 4^th subject)

or

Þ Passed in 5 subjects with at least C grade in 3 subjects in GCE O Level,

Þ Passed with at least C grade in 2 subjects in GCE A Level

1. Subject wise prerequisite:

2. HSC passed with minimum GP for admission into the following subjects:

3. Physics, Computer Science & Engineering, Industrial & Production Engineering, Architecture – GP 2 in both Physics & Mathematics

4. Civil & Environmental Engineering, Petroleum & Georesources Engineering – GP 2 in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics

5. Chemistry, Chemical Engineering & Polymer Science – GP 2 in Chemistry & Mathematics

6. Forestry, Biotechnology, Tea Technology, Genetics – GP 2 in Biology & Mathematics

7. Mathematics, Statistics – GP 2 in Mathematics

8. Economics – GP 2 in Economics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial Geography

9. Business Administration – GP 2 in Economics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial Geography/ Business Management/ Commerce

10. Sociology, Social Work, Political Studies, Public Administration, Anthropology – GP 2 in Sociology/ Civics/ Logic/ Economics/ Social Welfare/ Commercial Geography/ Commerce/ Science

11. English – GP 2 in English

Admission Form Collection & Submission:

Þ Between 11/12/2005 and 31/01/2006 inclusive,

Þ Non-refundable Tk. 300/- to be deposited in Sonali Bank, SUST Branch to collect Admission Package documents,

Þ Three 1.5x1.5 size recently taken color photographs of the applicant are required,

Þ Photocopies of SSC/ equivalent & HSC/ equivalent marks sheet is required

Admission Tests Schedule:

Þ 'Ka' Unit – Saturday, 04/03/2006 at 9:30 AM

Þ 'Kha' Unit – Friday, 03/03/2006 at 9:30 AM

Þ 'Ga' Unit – Saturday, 04/03/2006 at 2:30 PM

Þ 'Gha' Unit – Friday, 03/03/2006 at 2:30 PM

Admission Test Procedure:

Candidates will have to appear at a one and half hour long written examination  which comprises of multiple choice questions (MCQ) of total 70 marks (questions will be in Bangla; however, if a student requires English version of questions, (s)he must write to the chairman of the admission committee for the same at the time of filling up the application form). Distribution of marks under different units:

Þ 'Ka' & 'Gha' Unit – 10 in English, 20 in each of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics

Þ 'Kha' Unit – Compulsory: 10 in Bangla, 20 in English, 10 in Bangladesh & International Affairs, Group wise Marks Distribution: 30 in Social Science related subjects (Economics, Civics, Psychology, Logic, Social Welfare, and Sociology) or 30 in Commerce related subjects (Commercial Geography, Commerce, Economics, Accounting, and Book Keeping) or 30 in Science related subjects (Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics)

Þ 'Ga' Unit – 10 in English, 20 in each of Physics, Chemistry, Biology.

Minimum marks in the admission test in the related subjects are required for admission into the following subjects:

Þ 40% in each of Physics & Mathematics for admission into Physics, Computer Science & Engineering, Industrial & Production Engineering, Petroleum & Georesources Engineering, and Architecture

Þ 40% in each of Chemistry & Mathematics for admission into Chemistry, and Chemical Engineering & Polymer Science

Þ 40% in each of Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics for admission into Civil & Environmental Engineering

Þ 40% in Mathematics for admission into Mathematics, and Statistics

Þ 40% in each of Biology & Chemistry for admission into Forestry, Biotechnology, Tea Technology and Genetics

Þ 40% in Economics/ Mathematics/ Statistics/ Commercial Geography for admission into Economics

Þ 40% in English for admission into English, and Business Administration

Candidates for admission will be selected on the basis of total scores obtained in the written examination plus 3 times the SSC & HSC GPA with 4^th subject grading for students who passed the HSC examination in 2005. In other cases 2.7 times the SSC & HSC GPA with 4^th subject grading will be used.

Candidates interested in Architecture will have to appear another drawing examination of 20 marks before admission. A student will not be allowed if the marks obtained in drawing is less than 40%. Merit list for Architecture department will be based on the grand total of marks obtained in drawing and the MCQ test.

Foreign Students: with valid documents (photocopies of mark sheets, certificates, SSC/SLC and HSC/PUC equivalence certificates, 3 passport size photographs, first 5 pages of passport etc duly attested by the respective high commission/embassy) and a letter from the respective high commission/ embassy mentioning the student will not take part in any activities subversive of the state or of university and have sufficient funds available to spend required moneys for education purpose/ expenditures;  must contract in written with the chairman of the admission committee on or before 30 April, 2006. Only two seats in each of the department is available for foreign students. A foreign student may apply for more than one department in order of preference. Final selection will be on one department of choices mentioned in the application according to merit. Admission test is not required for foreign candidates. However, an oral aptitude test may be required before final admission confirmation. Late applications will not be considered. Please note that, an approximate US 200 $ will be required per annum to meet the admission, tuition, and examination fees of two semesters. Approximately another US 100 $ will be required as caution money. Subject to the availability of seats in the students hall, approximately another US 100 $ will be required which is excluding food, personal expenses, books, etc. Financial aid is not available to foreign students.