HKDSE score needed for RMIT: 2027 entry
RMIT University's published table for 2027 entry, matching HKDSE results to its RMIT Australian standard from 65% to 90%. RMIT sets each course an Australian standard. Bachelor degrees start at 65%, so 65% is the minimum to be considered for a bachelor degree, not a course cutoff.
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How RMIT works out your HKDSE score
RMIT counts your best five subjects including three core subjects, but doesn't publish the points for each level, so we show the table without comparing.
HKDSE result for each RMIT Australian standard
| RMIT Australian standard | HKDSE needed |
|---|---|
| 65% | 15 |
| 70% | 16 |
| 75% | 17 |
| 80% | 18 |
| 85% | 19 |
| 90% | 20 |
Before you apply
RMIT lists English requirements on each course page. See RMIT's English requirements.
NCEA: RMIT's 65% standard is NCEA Level 3 with a Merit average; 70% and above needs an Excellence average. RMIT's gaokao figures are for Beijing only; for other provinces RMIT says to contact it.
Below the minimum? RMIT Foundation Studies and University Pathways Fast Track: RMIT's country tables set lower entry levels for Foundation Studies and its University Pathways Fast Track than for bachelor degrees, for example IB Year 1 with at least 24 points for Foundation Studies, or one A-level. Details
Meeting a published figure doesn't guarantee an offer, and some courses also have subject prerequisites, portfolios or interviews. Confirm everything with RMIT before you apply.
Source: RMIT, Country or region equivalency, read 2 to 3 November 2026. Not affiliated with RMIT University.