1.International applicants must have completed secondary education with a strong science background (including subjects like mathematics, physics, or engineering sciences).

2.Admission is competitive and merit-based, meaning candidates are evaluated on their academic results, overall profile, and sometimes an interview.

3.Students can apply for entry into different years (Year 1, 2, or 3) depending on their prior education.

4.For first year entry, applicants must hold a recognized high school diploma, while those applying to later years must have completed relevant university level studies in engineering or related fields.

5.Applicants are required to submit a complete application file, which generally includes academic transcripts, certificates, and supporting documents.

6.In some cases, an interview may be conducted as part of the selection process.

7.Since most programmes are taught in French, international students must demonstrate French language proficiency (typically B1 B2 level) to follow courses effectively.

8.Additionally, students may be required to meet the general admission criteria set by the INSA Group, which standardizes entry requirements across all INSA institutions.