AI-powered EBAU prep for the Spanish Selectividad

Yes, through several pathways. If you're enrolled in a Spanish or bilingual school, you can take EBAU directly. Otherwise, the UNED route (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia) accepts foreign candidates via the PCE (Pruebas de Competencia Específica). EduBoost covers both formats.

Medicine at Madrid (Complutense, Autónoma): 13+/14. Law at Salamanca: 11+/14. Engineering at UPC Barcelona: 12+/14. Cutoffs vary year to year based on seats and applicants. EduBoost tracks historical cutoffs for your targeted programs and projects your achievable nota.

The specific phase counts up to 4 additional subjects. Strategy: pick subjects where you're strong AND that have high coefficients for your target program. For example, targeting medicine? Biology + Chemistry + Math at coefficient 0.2 each can add up to 4 points if you score 10/10. EduBoost simulates combinations.

Plan on 8 to 12 months if you haven't gone through the Spanish curriculum. For students at bilingual schools or with strong Spanish, 4 to 6 months is enough. EduBoost adapts the plan to your starting level and exam date.

The exam is entirely in Spanish (except the foreign language paper). For non-natives, this is a real linguistic effort. EduBoost has an "Academic Spanish" module that prepares you specifically for the formal register required by EBAU.

Applications go through each autonomous community portal. You rank your university preferences, your nota de admisión determines placement. The calendar is strict: applications in June, results in July. EduBoost provides a step-by-step guide.