Tawjihi guide
Universities in Australia that accept the Tawjihi
Of our 7 partner universities in Australia that publish entry rules for Tawjihi holders, 2 offer direct entry and 5 start with a foundation year. 7 publish a minimum average, starting at 50%.
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Questions
Can I study in Australia with the Tawjihi?
Yes. 2 of our partner universities there accept the Tawjihi for direct entry to a bachelor's, 5 ask for a foundation year first.
What Tawjihi average do I need for Australia?
Published minimums range from 50% (Macquarie University) to 83% (The Australian National University (ANU)), and vary by course.
Do I need a foundation year for Australia?
Usually, yes: 5 of 7 partner universities don't accept the Tawjihi alone for direct entry and start with a foundation year or a year at university. Only 2 accept it directly.
Does meeting the minimum guarantee me a place?
No. The published minimum is the lowest average a university will consider, and each course sets its own grades, subjects and English level. We check the requirements for your course before you apply.
Where this data comes from
Every Tawjihi minimum comes from the official admissions page of a GESCO partner university, linked next to each entry. This is guidance, not an offer: each course sets its own grades, subjects and English level. Fees are converted to JOD approximately, at rates of 26 October 2026.
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