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UAE: Missed EmSAT exam? How to take make-up test for university admission
The tests cover basic subjects like Arabic, English, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science
The EmSAT exam are optional tests taken in the UAE that assess students of private and public schools within and outside the country. This test applies to both citizens and non-citizens.
In 2023, the Ministry of Education announced that it was no longer compulsory to take the exam to be admitted into universities in the Emirates. However, many higher educational institutions might still require this test for students to qualify for admissions.
The tests cover basic subjects like Arabic, English, Mathematics and Physics. It also covers subjects like Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science.
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For those who may have scored low on an EmSAT exam and want to retake it or may have missed the test, here is how students can take a make-up test.
Eligibility
To take the exam, students must currently be studying in Grade 12 or have completed the grade at institutions within or outside the UAE.
Those who were absent for a valid reason must upload the excuse online. Once approved, the student will be permitted to take the test before 30 days.
Students who apply after absence without a valid reason must wait for 30 days from the last test before sitting for the exam.
Documents required
To complete the reapplication, applicants must submit the following documents in PDF format, with a maximum size limit of 2 MB per file. These differ on the basis of students.
- Recent photo
- Grade 12 students must provide a certificate of study continuation approved by the school principal. This applies particularly to students repeating Grade 12 or those enrolled in British Curriculum’s Year 13.
- International students must provide their passport
- Children of female UAE citizens must provide their birth certificate
- People of determination must provide their medical, psychological and academic reports, certified by a hospital or medical centre.
- Children of first line of defence personnel are required to provide a Fazaa card of the employees (father or mother) along with their birth certificate.
- Those who may not have an Emirates ID are required to provide any official document proving unavailability of the card.
- Valid excuse for missing the initial test for those who were absent on the day of the exam must be provided.
Fee
For UAE nationals, children of female citizens and children of front line defence personnel with the Frontline Heroes card, the initial attempt is free of cost for Arabic, English, Mathematics, and Physics.
Grade 12 students who are children of frontline defence with the card can retake any of the above mentioned tests without any fees.
UAE citizens who are Grade 12 students need to pay Dh100 for retest for each subject.
Non-UAE citizens studying in Grade 12 need to pay Dh100 for retest for each subject.
Non-Grade 12 students need to pay Dh100 for each subject. However, they are eligible to take only one make-up exam.
Process
Students can book a retest through the Ministry of Education's website or the EmSAT website.
The student receives immediate confirmation after booking the seat and selecting a date.
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