FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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A BAC diploma is required for most programs, and a Bachelor's for Masters. The application includes proof of success, birth certificate, and criminal record.
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Pre-registrations open March 1st and close June 30th. Tests take place in mid-July, academic year starts September 15th.
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Yes, a written test and/or motivation interview are organized depending on the program. Results are published two weeks later.
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Yes, online on our website or at the IPP secretariat in Douala-Bonanjo. John School can guide you through the process.
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Yes, IPP welcomes students from all of Central Africa. Diploma equivalences are assessed on a case-by-case basis.
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IPP offers 15 programs across 8 fields: STEM, Health, Business, Law, Technology, Social Sciences, Arts, and Agronomy. From BTS to Master.
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Yes, all programs are MINESUP and MINEFOP accredited. Our degrees are recognized throughout the CEMAC zone.
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Most courses are in French. Some programs (Computer Science, Data Science, Business) are bilingual FR/EN.
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Yes, each program includes mandatory internships representing about 30% of the curriculum.
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From 680,000 XAF/year (BTS) to 1,200,000 XAF/year (Master), excluding registration fees. See each program for details.
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IPP offers payment in 2 or 3 installments per year. Excellence scholarships are awarded to the best admission applications.
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The campus has a digital library, computer labs, a cafeteria and coworking spaces. Hackathons, conferences and job fairs are organized regularly.
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Yes: Students Union, sports clubs (football, basketball), entrepreneurship club, and cultural club.
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John School is IPP's AI guidance assistant. He helps you choose a program, answers your questions, and can give you a placement test.
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No, John School is an information assistant. To register, contact the IPP secretariat directly.
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John School is bilingual — he automatically adapts to French or English based on your language.
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