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Chemical Engineering

BEng

McGill’s published cut-off, Sept 2025 entry1

min 911 · typical 941,2

min 91typical 94

no safe grade published

Below minimumMinimum to typicalCompetitive range

confidence: official

McGill’s cut-off, by year

McGill’s cut-off is the lowest average it admitted. It is an absolute minimum, not a target. Aim well above it. Cooking means at least 3 points above the 2025 cut-off — the biggest one-year rise McGill’s own table shows.

2020
91.5%source92% each math & science course
2021
not published
2022
94%source93% each math & science course
2023
92%source90% each math & science course
2024
93%source92% each math & science course
2025
91%source90% each math & science course
708090100

Required courses

ENG4U · MCV4U · SCH4U · SPH4U

What each rating means here

cooking (definitely getting in)
Your average clears the latest cut-off by at least as much as this university's cut-offs have ever risen in a single year.
slightly cooked (borderline)
Your average clears the latest cut-off, but by less than this university's cut-offs have risen in a single year, so a rise like that would put you below it.
cooked (not getting in)
Your average is below the latest cut-off, the lowest average admitted that year.

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Sources

Every number above comes from one of these. We quote the sentence we read it from, and when we read it.

  1. [1] web.archive.org/web/20260211211438/https://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/requirements/ontario — McGill University, Undergraduate Admissions (via the Internet Archive): “Listed below are the lowest grades used for admission for September 2025.” (read 2026-09-27)
  2. [2] web.archive.org/web/20250826071754/https://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/requirements/ontario — McGill University, Undergraduate Admissions (via the Internet Archive): “Minimum grades over the last three years” (read 2026-09-27)
  3. [3] web.archive.org/web/20210305193922/https://www.mcgill.ca/undergraduate-admissions/apply/requirements/ontario — McGill University, Undergraduate Admissions (via the Internet Archive): “Chemical Engineering 91.5% overall 92% in each prerequisite math and science course” (read 2026-09-27)