DSE｜The registration platform E-APP will accept pre-registration from Thursday and the first round of applications will close at the end of May next year

From tomorrow (9th), candidates for the current HKDSE can apply for non-JUPAS sub-degree and bachelor courses in the 2022 academic year through the "Post-secondary Program Electronic Advance Registration Platform" (E-APP), including "designated majors/sector courses" Sub-degree courses under the "Subsidy Scheme" (SSSDP Scheme) and eligible courses with a non-means-tested subsidy of about $30,000 deducted.

From tomorrow (9th), candidates for the current HKDSE can apply for self-financing sub-degree and bachelor courses via the "Post-secondary Program Electronic Pre-registration Platform".

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About 30 post-secondary institutions and their affiliated colleges participated in the new round of "E-APP".

The first round of application period will be from tomorrow to May 23 next year, and the second round of application period will be from May 27 to July 11 next year.

Generally speaking, institutions will process the first round of applications first.

A spokesman for the Education Bureau pointed out that the relevant tertiary institutions will process applications as soon as possible, and may pre-qualify eligible students for admission before the announcement of the HKDSE results.

The bureau continued to point out that it will upload the expected admissions, course registration and admission arrangements, past admissions results and graduate statistics of each institution in the next academic year to the "Concourse" webpage to facilitate students planning for further studies .

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