Sri Lankan A-level requirements for RMIT: 2027 entry
RMIT University's published table for 2027 entry, matching Sri Lankan A-level 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 Sri Lankan A-level score
Total of three A-level subjects, where A = 5, B = 4, C = 3, S = 1. Academic subjects only.
Sri Lankan A-level result for each RMIT Australian standard
| RMIT Australian standard | Sri Lankan A-level needed |
|---|---|
| 65% | 9 |
| 70% | 9 |
| 75% | 10 |
| 80% | 11 |
| 85% | 12 |
| 90% | 13 |
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.