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Is it hard to get into universities in Hong Kong?
Admission to HKU is highly competitive. In 2016, the university received around 40,000 applications for undergraduate studies, over 16,000 of which were from outside the Hong Kong schools’ system. For Mainland China applicants, the enrollment rate was 1 student for every 21 applications.
Is a 30 IB score good?
Good IB scores—as with any academic qualifications—are subjective, being highly dependent on a student’s target university (and country) and preferred course. All IB students are required to score a minimum of 24 points for six subjects. The average IB scores throughout the years have varied between 28-30 points.
What is an IB score?
IB subjects are graded on a 1- 7 scale with 7 being the highest score. The maximum points that can be awarded to an IB Diploma student is the full score of 45 with 42 points generated across the 6 subjects and 3 bonus points derived from Theory of Knowledge and the Extended Essay.
What is the average IB Diploma score in Hong Kong?
The current year’s global cohort achieved an average IB Diploma score of 29.90 points. The number of students receiving their results in Hong Kong this year is 2,324, with an average DP score surpassing the global average at 36.31, and with a pass rate of 97.94\%.
How to get into University of Hong Kong?
THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG. General admissions information HKU particularly values the IB Diploma as the learning pedagogy in programme mirrors that of HKU. An IB diploma with 30 points out of 45 is the minimum entry requirement, but competitive scores will depend on the degree programme.
What is the average DP score in Hong Kong this year?
The number of students receiving their results in Hong Kong this year is 2,324, with an average DP score surpassing the global average at 36.31, and with a pass rate of 97.94\%.