MUSCAT – These students, who were accepted through the Higher Education Admission Centre of the Ministry of Higher Education, Research, and Innovation, are completing the essential admission requirements, which include written exams, medical check-ups, and personal interviews.
This year, the college opened admissions for both male and female students in its programmes (without employment). To create a comprehensive educational environment that meets various needs, the college is providing on-campus housing for male students and dedicated transportation for female students.
The initiative reflects the MTC’s commitment to supplying the local job market with qualified national talent capable of meeting the demands of national development.
In its programs (without employment), the MTC grants a bachelor’s degree. Students who do not meet the academic requirements can receive an advanced diploma qualification after completing three years of specialized engineering studies.
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The academic journey at the college begins with a foundational year that includes courses in English, mathematics, physics, and computer science, preparing students for the specialised engineering programs. Throughout their academic path, students participate in practical training in labs and workshops based on their specializations. They are assigned to major specialisations based on their preferences and their general education diploma results.





