RMIT University does not publicly disclose an official acceptance rate, as admission criteria vary by program and applicant pool. However, it is generally considered moderately competitive, with emphasis on academic performance, work experience, and portfolio submissions for creative courses.
Undergraduate programs typically require an ATAR of 60-90, depending on the discipline. Postgraduate admissions focus on relevant qualifications and professional experience. International students must meet English language requirements and academic benchmarks. RMIT’s inclusivity and diverse course offerings contribute to its accessibility, though competitive programs like design or engineering may have higher standards.
