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Special Entrance Maths Examination for Admission SEPTEMBER 2012

The entry requirement for the Bachelor of Engineering programmes is a Grade C3 or better in Higher Level Mathematics and the entry requirement for the BSc in Computer Science and IT and the BSc in Project and Construction Management is a D3 in Higher Level or B3 in Ordinary Level Mathematics. However, candidates who reach the appropriate standards in the Special Maths Examination are deemed to have satisfied the Mathematics requirement for entry to 1st Year of the BE and BSc Degree programmes.

PAST EXAM PAPERS can be downloaded here

To apply to sit the Special Maths Exam an application form must be completed. These will be available from this site in Spring 2012

Questions and Answers

Is Mathematics Important if I want to be an Engineer?
Engineers solve problems by quantifying and, for this reason, Mathematics is the keystone of the progression. You must be fairly comfortable working with Mathematics.

If you are studying Pass Maths, you can still gain entry by passing the Special Engineering Entrance Examination. The standard of this examination is between the Higher and Lower level leaving certificate Mathematics. The Special Exam is held during the summer months.

College of Engineering and Informatics
National University of Ireland, Galway, University Road, Galway, Ireland.
Phone: +353 (0)91 524411 Ext: 2101, or Direct Line: +353 (0)91 492101 E-mail: EngineeringandInformatics

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