Admissions to Bachelor’s Degree programmes with locally programmed admissions for  a.y. 2019/2020 are open in accordance with Rector’s decree no. 1029 of 14th October 2019 

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Minimum thresholds and guarantee thresholdsThe minimum and guarantee thresholds for admission to degree courses with a local programmed number for the academic year 2020/21 are these:

The information below is for the  academic year 2019/20.

The information concerning the academic year 2020/21 are being defined.

The admission testIn this page you can find a summary of the general rules for first-year enrolment In order to get full information on registration procedures and the calendar of the test dates, check the following sections:  

• Registration for the Bachelor’s degree programmes of the Engineering area
• Registration for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Design and Commucation
• Registration for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Territorial, Urban, Environmental and Landscape Planning
• Registration for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Architettura/Architecture

The score obtained in the TIL is valid for enrolment in the 2019/2020 academic year only. 

TIL- Test in LAIB

All the Bachelor’s degree programmes offered by Politecnico are based on a “programmed admissions” scheme. They are capped to a limited number of student places and admit those students who obtain the best scores in the admissions test, until the prearranged maximum number of student places is reached. The TIL is compulsory for all the Bachelor’s degree programmes of the Engineering area, for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Design and Communication and for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Territorial, Urban, Environmental and Landscape Planning. The TIL is an individual test that is different for each candidate. It consists of a set of questions, automatically and randomly selected by a computer. All the tests  generated in such a way are of the same level of difficulty. The test takes place in the Computer Labs at the main campus of Politecnico di Torino, or in other venues in Italy or abroad. 
The only  test which is valid for enrolment at Politecnico di Torino is the TIL taken at our University. Tests taken at other Universities are not valid.

Minimum thresholds and guarantee thresholdsThe minimum and guarantee thresholds for admission to degree courses with a local programmed number for the academic year 2019/20 are these:


The admission test for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Architettura/Architecture The admission test for the Bachelor’s degree programme in Architettura/Architecture is nationally based: it is valid for all Architecture degree programmes in Italy and it takes place in one single day, Thursday 5^th September at 11 a.m. in all Italian universities. The contents and procedures for the admission test for the 2019/20 academic year are illustrated in the Ministerial Decree and the next Ministerial Decree no. 470/2019 where are indicated the new registration deadlines. The informations are published on the webpage of the Bachelor’s degree programme in Architettura-Architecture.

How to prepare for the admission testTo learn about the prior knowledge requirements for the admission test, check the following webpage: http://orienta.polito.it/en/entry_requirements
In order to get ready for the admission test, we suggest you the following: 

• You can consult the contents of the previous years’ admission tests by clicking on the pages of each Bachelor’s degree programme, under the section named “"Iscrizione al primo anno"/ “First-year enrolment” 
• After the registration on the Apply@polito platform, on your personal page you will have at your disposal specific multimedia materials that can help you prepare for the admission test. A test simulator is also available. 

Where to register for the admission testYou must register for the admission test through the online registration service of Politecnico di Torino, called Apply@polito, where you will find all the information for the registration.

The amount paid cannot be reimbursed under any circumstances, nor it can be considered valid for TIL sessions other than the one for which the candidate had registered. When you complete the TIL registration procedure, you will receive an e-mail confirming your registration. 

There are several payment methods: 

1. Credit cards (Visa and MasterCard only – American Express is not accepted): if you pay by credit card, your payment is immediate and you will be charged a bank commission. At the end of the operation, you can get a paper receipt with the payment details.   
2. PagoPA, an electronic payment system which allows users of online banking services to choose a bank or a payment institution (defined as “Payment Service Provider” – PSP) among those recognized at national level
3. Modulo Avviso Pagamento – MAV (electronic deposit slip) . This method generates a deferred payment. 

      If you want to pay by MAV, follow these steps: 

• Log into your Apply page and select the day and time when you want to take the test  
• Select the MAV payment method 
• Print the slip containing the MAV code that you need to use for the payment
• Pay at any bank counter or through the online banking service
• After you have paid, go back to the page where you downloaded the slip containing the MAV code and insert the date of payment “Confirm” the operation     

You can pay your MAV at any bank counter or through the on-line banking service of your own bank. If you wish to pay at a bank counter, you shall print your MAV and show it at the bank counter. If you pay through the on-line banking service of your bank, you must use the code generated by the system, without having to print the MAV. The MAV is a univocal code and can be used only for the credit amount generated at the moment. The MAV will be valid until the payment is made. A bank commission is applied for any MAV transaction. The payment will be automatically recorded within five days from the date of payment (after the bank has sent the data to Politecnico).
Please note that if you pay your MAV after 5.00 p.m., the bank might not record the payment within the same day (you shall verify with your bank their recording schedule). This could be a problem if the payment is made on the last date of the deadline.

ATTENTION: the use of the deferred payment method (for instance, a preprinted notice of payment) is valid solely and exclusively if it is supported by a self-declaration of the payment date which certifies that the payment was made before the deadline for payments on Italian territory. The self-certification must be submitted within the same deadline. If your self-certification is found to be false or incorrect, or if the bank does not confirm your payment within 5 days,  the registration for the test - or the test itself - will be cancelled.

Exemptions from the admission test Students with international certificates SAT, GRE and GMAT, recognized as equivalent to passing the TIL admission test (grading equal to or higher than the guaranteed admission threshold), may be exempted from taking the TIL test.

Please click here to find out which international certifications are admitted for the 2019/2020 academic year to be exempted from the admission test for the Bachelor’s degree programmes in Engineering, Design and Communication,  Territorial, Urban, Environmental and Landscape Planning.  

Uploading your international certification on Apply@polito 
In order to be granted the exemption from the admission test, you must upload your certification on your Apply@polito personal page, under the “Allegati”/Attachements” section, within 23th July 2019.  The result of the assessment will be notified by e-mail no later than 2nd August 2019.

The TIL exemption cases for the 2019/2020 academic year are published in article 3 of the Call for applications for admissions to the Bachelor’s degree programmes.  Language requirements

For Bachelor's degree programmes entirely taught in English (or with first year in English only):  applicants must have an English language certificate – B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

The English language certificates or exemptions accepted by Politecnico di Torino to ascertain applicants’ knowledge of English (B2 level) are available at:

https://didattica.polito.it/cla/en/certificates 

For Bachelor's degree programmes entirely taught in Italian students with foreign educational qualification need PLIDA B1 (Italian certificate). The certificates or exemptions accepted in substitution for PLIDA B1 are available at: