Frequently Asked Questions

Applicants must hold a high school diploma or equivalent, graduate from an approved academic track, pass the medical examination and English Placement Test, possess a valid National ID, Iqama, or Student Visa, and fulfill any additional college requirements.

Natural Sciences, General Track, Health and Life Sciences, Computer Science and Engineering, or their equivalent as approved by the Ministry of Education.

Yes, provided that you submit an equivalency certificate issued by the Ministry of Education.

There is no maximum age limit unless otherwise stated by the academic regulations.

Yes. The results of these tests are used as part of the admission and selection criteria.

The weighted score is calculated as follows: Achievement Test 40%, High School Certificate 30%, and General Aptitude Test 30%.

No. Admission is based on selection criteria and the availability of seats in each program.

Yes. Applicants must take the English Placement Test conducted by the college or submit one of the approved English language certificates.

The minimum score is 20 for bachelor's degree programs and 41 for bridging and academic advancement programs.

You may enroll in the Intensive English Language Program (Primer) for one semester at a fee of SAR 7,000.

Applicants must achieve 98% in high school, 90% in the General Aptitude Test, 90% in the Achievement Test, and meet the required English language proficiency score.

Yes. Students may join the Foundation Year (FYD) and then transfer to the MBBS program upon meeting the GPA requirement.

A cumulative GPA of no less than 4.2 out of 5.0 is required.

Yes. Students may apply to transfer from accredited educational institutions within or outside the Kingdom.

The minimum GPA is 2.7 out of 5, or 2.16 out of 4.

Previous coursework is reviewed by the Equivalency Committee in accordance with approved academic regulations. Students are informed of the decision when the evaluation is complete.

National ID or Iqama, academic transcript, course descriptions, proof of enrollment or withdrawal letter, and any additional documents requested by the college.

Graduates of health diploma programs and graduates of health-related bachelor's degree programs who wish to continue their studies can apply.

Professional experience may be required for certain academic benefits, such as exemption from part of the internship period.

A visiting student is enrolled at another university or college and wishes to study one or more courses at the college.

Yes. Admission applications are currently being accepted electronically through the college website.

The deadline for submitting applications is mid-August 2026, or earlier if the targeted number of applicants and available seats are filled.

Applications can be tracked through the online admissions portal after submission.

No. Course equivalency and admission are separate processes, and applicants must meet the requirements for both.

Yes, if you have at least one year of professional experience, no more than two years have passed since the most recent experience, and you submit an official authenticated experience certificate.

National ID or Iqama, academic transcript, course descriptions, and an approval letter from the home institution.

Applicants are notified of admission decisions in batches through the online portal and approved communication channels.

Certain information may be modified before the application deadline in accordance with the admissions policy.

The college offers bachelor's degree programs in Medicine and Surgery (MBBS), Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), Nursing, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy, and Medical Laboratory Sciences.

The academic programs are offered in accordance with the accreditations and licenses approved by the relevant authorities in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. For more details, please visit the Academic Accreditation page on the college website.

Yes, subject to the approved enrollment capacity and regulations of each program.

Nursing and Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD).

Yes. The application fee is SAR 1,000 and is non-refundable.

The tuition fee for Nursing, PharmD, Respiratory Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Medical Laboratory Sciences is SAR 60,000 per academic year (SAR 30,000 per semester). A 20% tuition discount is currently offered for Medical Laboratory Sciences and Physical Therapy.

SAR 85,000 per year, equivalent to SAR 42,500 per semester.

Yes. Semester tuition fees may be paid in three equal installments.

Yes. The college offers several scholarship and financial aid programs for eligible students in accordance with approved regulations and criteria. Contact the Financial Aid Department at 920031121 (extension 3040), WhatsApp 0532227701, or financialaid@machs.edu.sa.

SAR 25,000 per semester, equivalent to SAR 50,000 per academic year.

No. Tuition fees do not include textbooks, academic references, or additional academic requirements that may be required by certain courses.

Refunds are subject to the college's approved withdrawal and refund policies.

Yes. VAT is applied to non-Saudi students in accordance with applicable regulations.

Contact the Financial Aid Department or follow official announcements on the college website.

Scholarships are subject to the specific terms and criteria announced by the Financial Aid Department.

Currently, the college does not provide housing or transportation services.

Contact the Admissions Department at 920031121 (extension 3020), or via WhatsApp at +966 55 560 4755 for questions about admission procedures and requirements.

Use the password recovery service or contact the Admissions Department.

Yes. Applicants may contact the Admissions Department via WhatsApp at +966 55 560 4755 for inquiries about application procedures and admission requirements.

For technical issues with the admissions portal or document uploads, contact the Information Technology Department at 920031121 (extension 3030) or it@machs.edu.sa.