Overview

Public universities in Spain are an affordable and high-quality option for students seeking a well-rounded education. Annual tuition fees typically range from €800 to €2,500, making these institutions accessible for students on a budget. With diverse student bodies and a significant percentage of international students, public universities provide a vibrant cultural experience.
Admission Requirements
- High School Diploma: Recognized and homologated to the Spanish equivalent. A translated and certified version is often required.
- Language Proficiency: For Spanish-taught programs, a B2 level in Spanish is mandatory.
- PCE (Pruebas de Competencias Específicas) Exams: These are essential for international students applying to public universities in Spain.
- What is the PCE?
The PCE is part of the UNEDasiss system and evaluates specific competencies in various subjects. The subjects chosen depend on the program and university requirements. - Scoring: Each exam contributes to the admission score, with a maximum of 10 points for grades and up to 4 additional points from specific PCE exams.
- What is the PCE?
Popular Universities
- Universidad Complutense de Madrid
- Universidad de Barcelona
- Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
PCE and Selectividad Exams: Key Details
- PCE Exams: Focus on subject-specific knowledge relevant to the chosen program. Subjects vary by university and field of study. Exams are typically taken through the UNEDasiss platform.
- Selectividad: While primarily aimed at local students, international students applying to some private universities may need to take Selectividad. It assesses general academic competencies.
- Preparation Tips:
- Enroll in preparatory courses designed for PCE and Selectividad.
- Focus on subjects relevant to the chosen degree program.
- Strengthen your Spanish skills for exams conducted in Spanish
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