Admission R scores

R score by university

What R score do you need for Polytechnique Montréal?

The minimum R score required in each program at Polytechnique Montréal, and the lowest R score admitted to its two limited-enrolment programs.

R scores at the latest admissions

Admission for fall 2025, for each limited enrolment program: the lowest R score admitted, the average when the university publishes it, and the same R score the previous year.

ProgramLowest R scorePrevious year
Génie aérospatial 30.59732.924
Génie biomédical 30.66931.172

Sources: Polytechnique Montréal (fall 2025)

Programs with a minimum R score

For these programs, the school publishes a minimum R score: reaching it makes you eligible, without guaranteeing admission. The average is that of the students admitted.

ProgramMinimum R scorePrevious year
Génie chimique 27.0N/A
Génie civil 27.0N/A
Génie des mines 27.0N/A
Génie électrique 27.0N/A
Génie géologique 27.0N/A
Génie industriel 27.0N/A
Génie informatique 27.0N/A
Génie logiciel 27.0N/A
Génie mécanique 27.0N/A
Génie physique 27.0N/A

Sources: Polytechnique Montréal (fall 2025)

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Good to know

  • Polytechnique Montréal is the engineering school affiliated with Université de Montréal.
  • Every program requires a minimum R score and a relevant DEC. Only a few are limited and publish the R score of their last admitted student.
  • An applicant who is not admitted to their first choice can receive an offer for their second or third choice.
  • Depending on the number of applications, a program can limit its places without notice.

How to read these figures

Unless noted otherwise, the R score in a table is that of the last person admitted: the lowest among those who received an offer. The average, when the university publishes it, shows where most admitted students stand.

These R scores change every year, depending on the number of applications and the strength of the applicants. An equal or higher R score does not guarantee admission, and a slightly lower R score does not rule it out. So apply anyway, with a second and a third choice.

When the selection also takes other criteria into account, such as an exam or an interview, the R score is mostly used to sort applications. The rest is then decided on those other criteria.

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