“The allocation of places will be made on the basis of the grade of admission to university education obtained by the student.”
There are no reservation places for VET and Bachiller students. It is the admission note that determines the order.
Admission Note from Bachiller: 60% of the average grade of the academic record + 40% of the compulsory phase of the PAU + (the two best grades of the voluntary phase of the PAU x weighting coefficients of the University you want to attend)
Admission note from VET: average grade of the academic record + (the two best grades of the voluntary phase of the PAU x weighting coefficients of the University you want to attend).
Let’s look at an example:
C.- Spanish, I.- English, H.- History, LC.- Co-official language, Tro1.- Trunk Option subject linked to the modality (weighting also in the voluntary phase), Tro2 and Tro3.- Trunk Option subjects chosen for the voluntary phase, CP.- Weighting coefficients.
Remember that cutting notes range from 5.00 to 14.00.
This information is subject to change and must be verified by the Education Department of each Autonomous Community.
If you want to know what Degrees exist and where they can be studied, consult the website of the Ministry, the Conference of Rectors or the University you are interested in.
For example: U. de Valencia, U. Politécnica de Valencia, U. del País Vasco, U. Complutense de Madrid, U. Autónoma de Madrid, U. de Sevilla, U. Autónoma de Barcelona, U. Politécnica de Catalunya, U. de Salamanca,…
Another option are online (UOC) or distance (UNED) universities.
In order to be informed about the Cutoff Marks and to know the novelties about Degrees that are implemented every year, we recommend using as sources of information the official websites of the Universities.
Think well about order, it’s fundamental, and follow these tips:
If you have doubts about your future, take the Vocational Guidance Test. The test analyses the area that best suits your interests and personal characteristics. You will obtain a report with the most suitable orientation for you.
If you have doubts about your future, take the Vocational Guidance Test, which analyses the area that best suits your interests and personal characteristics. You will obtain a report with the most suitable orientation for you.