About Middle East College
About Middle East College
Available programmes
University information
General
Bachelor's
Master's
Cost of Living
A student in Muscat can live comfortably on a monthly budget of approximately OMR 250–500 (approx. $650–$1,300), covering shared accommodation, food, transport, and utilities. Costs vary by lifestyle: shared accommodation is significantly cheaper (around OMR 90–120) than private accommodation, and cooking at home reduces food expenses.
Accommodation
Food
Transport
Utilities
Tuition fees
Domestic
International
Scholarships
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Rankings & Ratings
Middle East College is one of the top Private for Profit universities in Muscat, Oman. It is ranked #201-250 in Arab Region Rankings 2027.
Arab Region Rankings
- 2026#201-250
- 2027#201-250
Arab Region Rankings
- 2026#201-250
- 2027#201-250
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Notices
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