Your GSAT scores
We work out your weighted total for each department with that department's own subjects and weights, and compare it with the lowest total admitted through distribution admission in 2026.
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These figures cover one route only: distribution admission (分發入學), where places are allocated on exam scores alone. It held 34% of all university places in 2026 once unfilled places from the other routes had been passed to it (21% before); most students enter through individual application (個人申請) or the Stars programme (繁星推薦), which use interviews, portfolios and school rank and are not covered here. Universities of science and technology recruit through a separate system (四技二專) and are not included.
The figure for each department is the lowest weighted total among ordinary candidates (普通生) admitted in the 2026 intake. It is a record of the 2026 allocation, not an entry requirement and not a prediction: it moves every year with the exams, the number of places and what applicants choose. Supplementary places for indigenous students, veterans, overseas Chinese and other special categories have their own minimums and are not shown.
Enter the 60-level score, not the 15-level one. For distribution admission the GSAT (學測) is re-scaled to 60 levels (60級分制); it is the figure used in the weighted total. The College Entrance Examination Center issues that 60-level result to candidates for this route; it cannot be worked out from the 15-level score. The familiar 15-level score goes in the second column and is used only to check departments' threshold standards. Leave a subject blank if you did not sit it.
Whole numbers, as on your results slip. Your answers stay in this browser.