Qudurat guide

Registering for Qudurat: eligibility, fees and what to bring

Who can register, what the test costs, how to register and what to bring so you aren't turned away on test day.

Quick answer2nd- and 3rd-year secondary students and secondary-school graduates register on ETEC's platform. Fees: SAR 100 (early paper), SAR 150 (late paper or digital), SAR 200 (outside Saudi Arabia). Bring an original, valid ID on test day.

Fees

Registration typeFee
Early registration, paper testSAR 100
Late registration, paper testSAR 150
Digital testSAR 150
Test outside Saudi ArabiaSAR 200

How to register

  1. Check ETEC's website for paper or digital requirements and dates: etec.gov.sa.
  2. Open a profile on the test registration platform.
  3. Book a date and center within the registration period and pay the fee.

Accepted ID on test day

The ID must be original (not a copy), a plastic card, valid, and with a clear photo. Accepted: national ID card, resident ID (Iqama) for non-Saudis, paper passport, Saudi driving licence. Not accepted: work ID, university student card.

Test-day checklist

  • Original accepted ID.
  • Your seat number for a paper test.
  • National dress in line with the public decorum regulations.
  • No calculator: it isn't allowed. You can use the question booklet as scratch paper.

Then prepare: start with the free practice test and the study plan.

Source: ETEC, official General Aptitude Test guide (Arabic, July 2026 edition). Check fees and rules on ETEC's website before paying.

FAQ

How much does Qudurat cost?

According to ETEC's guide: SAR 100 for early registration for the paper test, SAR 150 for late paper registration, SAR 150 for the digital test and SAR 200 for testing outside Saudi Arabia.

Where do I register?

On ETEC's test registration platform, e-services.etec.gov.sa: open a profile, then book a date and test center.

When is the next Qudurat test?

ETEC publishes paper and digital test dates and registration periods on its website each cycle. We don't list dates here so you don't rely on an outdated one; check etec.gov.sa.