Génie aérospatial

Ontario Grade 12 secondary-school diploma applicants

• Integrated preparatory year required. Each of MHF4U, MCV4U, SPH4U and SCH4U must be at least 75%.
• Ontario DESO and IB-diploma applicants outside Quebec are not admitted directly to this degree. Complete Polytechnique’s integrated preparatory year with satisfactory results before the selection committee considers the degree application.

IB diploma awarded outside Quebec

• IB diploma: 30/42 overall, including mathematics, physics and chemistry. Each mathematics/science discipline requires 5/7 at HL or 6/7 at SL. Integrated preparatory year required.
• Ontario DESO and IB-diploma applicants outside Quebec are not admitted directly to this degree. Complete Polytechnique’s integrated preparatory year with satisfactory results before the selection committee considers the degree application.

Named pre-university DEC profiles, distinct from IB outside Quebec

• Completed/in-progress DEC: Natural Sciences 200.BO/B1/DO/D1 or 200.1X; Computer Science and Mathematics 200.CO/C1; Sciences, Letters and Arts 700.AO/A1; or Natural Sciences IB 200.Z0/Z1. R-score 27; lower scores may be considered using mathematics, physics and chemistry results.
• For 700.AO/A1 and 200.Z0/Z1, Electricity and Magnetism 203-NYB/SN2/SF2/equivalent is required before engineering study or imposed in the first term.
• Places are limited; selection favours the strongest academic records.

Other DEC or DEC without mention

• This route is not admissible to this degree.

Applicants without a published French-test exemption

• French is the teaching language. A required test must be satisfied before admission assessment; no conditional admission pending French results. One result is considered per application/intake.
• Accepted: DALF C1/C2 or DELF B2, valid for life; TCF Canada/Quebec 400 in each of four skills, TCF Tout Public 400 in each of five skills, or TEF Canada/Quebec 400 in each of four skills, all valid two years.
• Exemptions include a Quebec DEC, qualifying Canadian French schooling/degree, recognized Francophone systems, Morocco BIOF and AEFE secondary schooling. The source defines the complete exemption categories and country list.

Ontario DESO applicants; general translation and identity rules

• Birth certificate naming parents; transcripts for the last three secondary-school years; current transcript detailing the current-year programme; secondary diploma if available. A motivation letter and CV are required if the most recent diploma is over one year old.
• Submit French-test evidence when required. Documents outside French/English require an official or certified translation. Additional Canada-status documents depend on the applicant; the separate status table remains linked for review.

Quebec DEC R-score statistics for Autumn 2026

• Last-admitted R-score as of June 1, 2026: 33.749. Historical only; matching or exceeding it does not guarantee later admission.

Grade 12 science-profile diploma from another Canadian province

• Integrated preparatory year required. Mathematics, physics and chemistry must each be passed with at least 75%; satisfy the French-language policy.
• No direct entry to this degree. Satisfactory completion of the integrated preparatory year is required before selection-committee consideration.

Related listed technical profiles and other technical DECs, separately

• For the related technical DEC profiles explicitly listed in the source: completed/in-progress DEC with R-score at least 27. Six preparatory subjects are added outside the 120-credit engineering degree: differential calculus, integral calculus, linear algebra/vector geometry, general chemistry, mechanics and electricity/magnetism. Differential calculus applies from Winter 2026.
• Individual preparatory-course exemption may be granted for an equivalent previously passed with at least 75% at college or grade C at university.
• Among related technical profiles, only Aerospace Engineering Techniques 280.BO is admissible to Aerospace Engineering. All other technical DEC profiles are ineligible.

UdeM preparatory year/complementary training and other Quebec university study

• For either named UdeM preparatory pathway: GPA at least 2.5/4.3, 24 passed credits over two consecutive terms with at least 12 credits each, and at least C in MAT1903/1905/1923, PHY1901/1902 and CHM1963. All conditions must be met by the admission deadline; no conditional offer for an unfinished term.
• Eligibility for UdeM preparatory versus complementary training depends on the prior credential. The source links the exact eligibility table; these are distinct pathways, not a guarantee of placement.
• Other Quebec university study is assessed individually; previous courses may receive equivalence.
• The selection committee compares academic records for this quota programme.

Applicants satisfying the complete Quebec mature-entry conditions

• Quebec applicants only: age 21 or older at course start; Quebec secondary diploma held at least four years; SecondaryV mathematicsTS/SN/536, physicsV/534 and chemistryV/534 passed; no eligible engineering-entry DEC.
• Normally out of study over two years; applicants with unrelated, non-preparatory university study may be considered without that interruption.
• Apply to the propedeutic year, not directly to the degree. Eight 3-credit courses over two full-time terms, 12 credits/term, must all be taken at Polytechnique, with no exemptions, failures or withdrawals. Final minimum GPA 2.0/4.0 over 24 credits; the year cannot be repeated.
• Graduates of this propedeutic route are ineligible for this degree.

Prior engineering or science university study outside Quebec

• Engineering/science study with satisfactory averages and the published language requirements. Individual assessment considers the full record, diploma date, study interruptions and academic performance; a science/engineering diploma does not guarantee entry.
• Prior university study may permit direct entry to this degree if the selection committee accepts the application. This differs from Ontario/IB secondary-school entry.

Published prior-study/adult route; not an Ontario high-school admission-average estimate.

• The named technical DEC family requires R-score at least 27. Its missing differential/integral calculus, linear algebra, general chemistry, mechanics and electricity/magnetism preparation is added to the 120 engineering credits. A corresponding course may be exempted if previously passed at 75% at college or C at university. Biomedical Engineering does not admit this route; Aerospace admits only Techniques de génie aérospatial 280.BO. The exact technical-DEC codes are listed in the source and require individual matching.

Published prior-study/adult route; not an Ontario high-school admission-average estimate.

• R-score at least 27 and all six preparatory mathematics/physics/chemistry equivalents completed before study, with an average of at least 75% across the six. This route does not admit Aerospace or Biomedical Engineering.

Published prior-study/adult route; not an Ontario high-school admission-average estimate.

• At the published degree-application deadline, complete 24 credits across two consecutive full-time terms(at least 12 credits each), cumulative GPA at least 2.5/4.3, and MAT 1903/1905/1923, PHY 1901/1902 and CHM 1963 each at least C. No conditional admission for an unfinished term. Preparatory-year and complementary-study entry bases differ; other university records are assessed case by case. Aerospace/Biomedical have selection committees and separate time/eligibility limits.

Published prior-study/adult route; not an Ontario high-school admission-average estimate.

• Quebec student aged at least 21 at the start, Quebec secondary diploma held at least four years, relevant secondary mathematics/physics/chemistry, and ordinarily away from studies more than two years; unrelated/non-preparatory university study can have an exception. No DEC or a DEC that does not qualify for engineering. The once-only full-time propedeutic year is 8 courses/24 credits over two terms, all at Polytechnique, with no withdrawal/failure/exemption and overall at least 2.0/4.0. It does not lead to Aerospace/Biomedical. The two live adult pages disagree about applying directly to propedeutic versus applying to the chosen degree for an offer; confirm the current route. The separate page requires a dated educational-history letter and calls CV optional, while the general document page has a letter/CV trigger for older diplomas.