Guide
Toar — a guide to Israel's universities and colleges
For students in grades 10–12 and their parents: what you can study, where, what it takes to get in and what comes after. Everything comes from public sources, and every section links to the original.
- Programs
- 1328
- Fields
- 184
- Institutions
- 56
- No psychometric exam
- 893
My bagrut average
The average on your bagrut certificate — with bonus points if the institution counts them. For example, 92.
We compare only the average — with the number the institution publishes on its admissions page. Institutions calculate the average differently, thresholds may change by the time you apply, and there are almost always other requirements — each program lists them. This is not a guarantee of admission.
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Three guides
- Paying for your studies: grants and benefitsWhat is available and to whom: everyone, those who finished the army or national service, and those whose studies the army pays for.
- For new immigrantsWhat a new immigrant studying at a university or college is entitled to, and until when.
- What you can do while still at schoolUniversity courses for high-school students — and the psychometric exam dates.
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