DarajatiWhat your score means
| Score | Position among test takers |
|---|---|
| 81+ | Top 5% |
| 78+ | Top 10% |
| 73+ | Top 20% |
| 70+ | Top 30% |
| 65 | Average |
| 60 or less | Bottom 30% |
When and where results appear
- Digital test: 3 to 5 working days after the test.
- Paper test: about a month after the test.
- You receive a text message on the mobile number in your Qiyas profile and can check on ETEC's website.
- Results are sent electronically to the universities and bodies that require the test; no paper certificate is needed.
- Scores are valid for five years.
Weighted percentage
Universities usually combine your high-school percentage, Qudurat score and sometimes your Tahsili score into a weighted percentage. Each university sets its own weights, which can differ by college and program, so we don't list fixed weights here. Enter your university's weights:
If your university doesn't use Tahsili, set its weight to 0.
How to raise your score
- Know your version. In the theoretical version three quarters of the test is verbal; in the scientific version about half. See the test guide.
- Start with your weakest type. Take the practice test and note which types you missed.
- Train the pace. 120 questions in 125 minutes is about a minute each.
- Review your mistakes. Follow the study plan.
Source: ETEC, official General Aptitude Test guide (Arabic, July 2026 edition). Weighted-percentage weights are set by universities.
FAQ
Is there a passing score on Qudurat?
No. There is no pass or fail; your score has a weight at the institution you apply to, and what matters is your position among all test takers.
What is the average Qudurat score?
According to ETEC's guide, a score of 65 is the average among test takers.
When do Qudurat results come out?
Digital test: 3 to 5 working days after the test. Paper test: about a month later. You get a text message and can check on ETEC's website.