| Class 12th | No specific cutoff mentioned
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| Bachelors | 80.0%
- Applicants must have a four-year honours degree (or equivalent) in a quantitative discipline with at least an 80% average
- Applicants must have strong analytical skills and ability to handle rigorous mathematical analysis and have completed the following courses:
- Three undergraduate courses in calculus and one course in real analysis
- Two undergraduate courses in algebra
- Two introductory courses in statistics and probability plus two advanced courses
- Programming skills: R, Matlab, and C++
- General knowledge of financial markets and economics
- Demonstrated interest in current developments in finance
- Successful applicants have had backgrounds in quantitative fields such as actuarial science, computer science, economics, engineering, mathematics, physics, and statistics
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| Exams | TOEFL: 100
- With minimum of writing: 26 and speaking: 26
IELTS: 7.5
- With writing 7.0; & speaking 7.0
PTE: 68
- With writing: 65 and speaking: 65
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| Additional info |
- Students are required to attend an entrance test conducted by the university:
- More details will be provided to those applicants who are short-listed for the test.
- This is a two-hour diagnostic online test with questions on a wide range of topics including mathematics, statistics, and finance as well as some others relating to the program such as computational skills and career goals.
- The format of the test is a series of multiple-choice, short answer, and short essay questions involving some problem-solving. (We do not provide sample tests for study.)
- Work or co-op experience is recommended
- ELP waiver: If applicants have completed three or more years of post-secondary education, or completed a graduate degree at a university where English is listed as the only language of instruction on the International Association of Universities World Higher Education Database (WHED)
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