Génie électrique

Ontario Grade 12 secondary-school diploma applicants

• Integrated preparatory year required. Each of MHF4U, MCV4U, SPH4U and SCH4U must be at least 75%.

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.

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.

Other DEC or DEC without mention

• DEC completed/in progress with R-score 27. Before entry, complete differential calculus, integral calculus, linear algebra/vector geometry, mechanics, electricity/magnetism and general chemistry at a combined six-course average of at least 75%. Exact accepted course-code equivalents are listed in the source.

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.

Applicants meeting the published minimum requirements

• Programme capacity limits can be imposed without notice. Meeting minimum requirements does not guarantee admission to the chosen degree; another programme may be offered.

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.

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.
• Other technical DEC: R-score 27 and all six named prerequisite subjects completed before entry with a combined average of at least 75%; see exact course-code equivalents.

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.

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.

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.

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.