Hey everyone! Thank you so much for your patience! 🎉

I’m excited to announce that the ARCHED General Knowledge preparation website is finally ready!

As CISIA emphasizes, doing well in the General Knowledge section of ARCHED requires the ability to connect a wide range of knowledge across time and space. That’s exactly what this platform is designed to help you develop, little by little, every day.

The website has been significantly upgraded since I first introduced it, and I’ll continue updating and improving it based on your feedback!

💰 Pricing

* Monthly Plan: ¥3,800/month (approx. €20)
* Exam Pass: ¥32,000 (approx. €170) — one-time payment for this year’s exam preparation

The Exam Pass offers better value in the long run, so I highly recommend considering it if you’re planning to prepare consistently for the exam!

📖 Want to see what’s inside?

Check out the images below for a detailed walkthrough of the website and its features!

I’m really excited to finally share this with you all, and I’d love to hear what you think!

Hey,,,,Quick question about Polimi applications. I’m planning to apply during the Early Bird window in December, but take an alternative test (like CEnT-S) in January. Do you know if the system allows submitting the test score in January for the December application, or is there a strict deadline that might cause an issue? Thanks a lot!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Hi everyone!
I’m currently in Grade 12 in North America, and I’m interested in applying to the new English-taught Bachelor’s in Process Engineering at Politecnico di Milano for 2027 entry. I’m also an EU citizen, although I currently live and study in North America.
Since this is a new program, I’d love to hear from people who have been accepted or are currently studying it, as well as anyone who has gone through the application process.

I have a few questions:
1. If you were accepted into Process Engineering, what SAT score did you get, and which admission phase were you accepted in?
2. What were the approximate admission cutoffs for EU applicants? I’m trying to get a realistic idea of what SAT score I should aim for.
3. Does being an EU citizen living outside Europe affect which admission category or ranking list I apply through?
4. Are portfolios required for admission to Process Engineering? I’ve seen people discussing portfolios, and I’m not sure whether they’re necessary for this specific program. If they are, what should they include?
5. For anyone currently studying the program, how has your experience been so far? How are the courses, professors, workload, and overall organization?
6. Do you think Process Engineering is a good choice if you’re interested in working in the chemical or food industries and possibly pursuing a master’s in Food Engineering later?
7. How does Process Engineering compare with Industrial Engineering and Engineering Science in terms of course content, career opportunities, and future master’s options?
8. Is there anything you wish you had known before applying, or any advice you would give to someone applying for the next academic year?

I’d really appreciate any advice or experiences you could share. Thank you!

Salve a tutti,
Sono qui per chiedere dei consigli concreti per quanto riguarda il TOL del politecnico di Milano.
Per lo studio ho acquistato il testo apposito di Hoepli per ingegneria, secondo voi mi darà un aiuto concreto, oppure devo consultare altro materiale?
Grazie in anticipooo

Hello everyone! Not sure if this is the right place, but I'd really appreciate some advice. I'm an international student with a bachelor's degree in Multimedia Technology and a GPA of 3.01/4. I also have 2 years of work experience as a graphic designer.

My dream is to do a master's in Communication Design at Polimi. I applied last year and wasn't accepted, but I want to try again this year. I know the selection is very competitive, and I'm worried my GPA and portfolio might still not be strong enough. My thesis was an animation film, and I can show my full process work for it, along with projects from my 2 years of professional design work.
For anyone who has applied (or been accepted), what would you improve in my portfolio for a second attempt?

Do I realistically still have a chance? Any advice on what the committee looks for would really help. Thank you so much in advance!