GAT
General Aptitude Test (GAT, Qudurat) guides
Every General Aptitude Test (GAT, Qudurat) guide on one page, in the order you will need them.
- Next test
- 10 – 14 December 2026 Add the date to your calendar
- Questions and time
- 120 questions · 125 minutes
- Pass mark
- No pass or fail; your score shows where you stand among test takers: 65 is average, 81+ is the top 5%
- Exam fee
- SAR 100 (paper, early), SAR 150 (paper late or computer-based), SAR 200 outside Saudi Arabia
Start with 10 free questions to find what needs more work. No sign-up, with answer explanations.
Try 10 free questions and see your levelBefore you register
- Registering for Qudurat (GAT): Steps, Fees, Dates, Paper vs ComputerHow to register for Qudurat (GAT) in your beneficiary profile on ETEC's e-services portal, fees (SAR 100 early paper, SAR 150 late paper or computer-based), the December 2026 paper sitting, paper versus computer-based, accepted ID, results and validity.Last updated:
- How Is the Qudurat Score Worked Out? What Counts as a Good Score?How the Saudi Qudurat (GAT) score is worked out: ETEC's score table, scientific versus theoretical version, how universities use the score, number of attempts and result validity.Last updated:
While you study
- Qudurat (GAT) Content: The Eight Domains, Weights and Question TypesThe Qudurat (GAT) format (120 questions in 125 minutes, no calculator), the weights of the eight domains in the scientific and theoretical versions, and how each question type is asked, with a worked example and approach.Last updated:
- How to Prepare for Qudurat (GAT): A Study Plan by Weeks RemainingA Qudurat study plan for 6, 4, 2 and 1 weeks left: measure your level with 10 free questions, order the question types by weight, and drill 120 questions in 125 minutes.Last updated: