2026-08-24 · 5 min read
Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics OMPT Requirements
Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics (CLSBE) applies its OMPT requirement to applicants under its International Student Status Regulation who lack an eligible math exam from their prior schooling, across both its International Bachelor in Business Administration and International Bachelor in Economics programs.
The requirement
CLSBE's own admissions page states a minimum passing score of 70%, with a maximum of two attempts — a third attempt's results are explicitly not accepted.
The variant letter isn't specified
Unlike most other institutions in this series, CLSBE's page doesn't specify which OMPT variant letter (A, B, D, etc.) is required — only the 70% threshold and attempt limit. If you need to know the exact variant to target your preparation precisely, we'd recommend confirming directly with CLSBE admissions rather than assuming it matches a variant used elsewhere in this series.
Who this applies to
This requirement is specifically for applicants under CLSBE's International Student Status Regulation who don't already hold a qualifying math exam — if your prior schooling already satisfies CLSBE's standard math prerequisite, this specific OMPT route may not apply to your application at all. Confirm your applicant category with CLSBE admissions first.
Preparing for a 70% bar with two attempts
Given the two-attempt cap, we'd recommend the same approach we suggest for other two-attempt institutions in this series: treat a full private diagnostic mock exam as your real "first attempt," so your official first sitting is already a well-prepared one rather than exploratory.
Exam.ify's practice tests, covering a broad range of OMPT-style difficulty levels with full timed mock exams and complete worked solutions, are built to support preparation for a 70% target once your specific variant is confirmed. Exam.ify is an independent exam-prep provider and is not affiliated with Católica Lisbon School of Business and Economics or with the official OMPT test.