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JS1201|Architecture and Civil Engineering

建築學及土木工程學

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Entry difficultyLowEntry bar: Low
43.5Admission median (2025) · per subject 3.5 / 7

A relatively open bar — meeting it gives good odds.

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建築學及土木工程學 [主修:工學士(建築工程) / 工學士(土木工程) / 理學士(建築學及測量學)]

Architecture and Civil Engineering (Majors: BEng Architectural Engineering / BEng Civil Engineering / BSc Architecture and Surveying)

Programme Analysis

Competition (2025)7.3applicants per offer · Medium
Band A offer rate (2025)14%556 → 76
2026 places87

Average grade per subject 3.5 (vs all programmes: Low) — That means an average around Level 3, ideally with 3 subjects at Level 4 or above.

Counsellor's take

556 applicants for 76 places in 2025 — middling competition, and applications have kept climbing in recent years. A sensible middle pick within Band A.

Score Calculation

  • Total score = best 5 DSE subjects (Best 5)
  • ×2.5 English Language, Mathematics (Compulsory Part), Mathematics Extended Part Module 1, Mathematics Extended Part Module 2, Physics ×1.5 Chinese Language all other subjects ×1

Entrance Requirements

Chinese Language Lv.3 English Language Lv.3 Mathematics (Compulsory Part) Lv.3 Citizenship and Social Development Attained
Plus 2 elective(s) at Level 3 or above 1 of them must be Physics (Level 3+)

Median Score Trend

Median Score Trend28.5202041.5202141202242202342202443.52025

Projected 2026 median good data

43.5 – 45

Baseline = the 2025 median, adjusted upward for city-wide application growth (+5.5%). Programme-level moves cannot be precisely predicted — reference only. How this is projected →

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Applications vs Offers by year (Band A)

Applications vs Offers by year (Band A)0150300450600Band A applicationsBand A offers326632021532832022478912023507982024556762025
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