The Jordanian Ministry of Education announced the start of registration for the 2026 General Secondary Education Certificate Examination (Tawjihi), beginning Monday morning, March 9, and continuing until Thursday evening, March 29.
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In a press statement, the ministry confirmed that the registration period will not be extended after this date. Registration procedures will be as follows:
Regular students will receive their registration forms through their schools during the registration period.
Private study students under the new plan must obtain their registration forms by visiting the Directorate of Education in their area during the registration period.
Students residing outside Jordan can register through Jordanian embassies or cultural advisors in their countries of residence.
For students following the old study plans (Class of 2007 and earlier) who have not completed the requirements for passing or wish to improve their grades, registration will be conducted electronically through the website (exams.moe.gov.jo), without the need to visit education directorates.
The fees must be paid during the announced registration period through the “eFAWATEERcom” system, either via the application or authorized agents. However, non-Jordanian applicants must visit the Examinations Department at the relevant Directorate of Education after completing registration and payment, bringing two recent personal photographs (4×6 cm) matching the identification document.
The ministry clarified that regular students and new private-study applicants must submit the following documents with their registration forms:
A copy of the Jordanian national ID card or a copy of the passport for Jordanians (no certification required)
A certified copy of the passport for non-Jordanian applicants
A certified copy of the identification card for children of Jordanian mothers
A copy of the security card for Syrian applicants who do not hold a passport
Two recent personal photos (4×6 cm) matching the identification document
New private-study students must also bring their original academic certificates or certified copies, which qualify them to sit for the exam, or the latest transcript of the General Secondary Education Examination.
Regarding registration fees:
20 Jordanian dinars for regular students in public schools
50 Jordanian dinars for regular students in private schools
For non-regular (private-study) students:
20 dinars registration fee
10 dinars for each subject consisting of one paper
5 dinars for each paper in subjects consisting of two papers
The ministry also stated that the approved textbooks for the 2026 examination are as follows:
All students under the new plan will take Part I and Part II of the exam based on the curricula and textbooks approved for regular students for the 2025/2026 academic year.
Students following the old plan (Class of 2007 and earlier) will take the exam according to their Grade 12 curricula from the previous academic year 2024/2025.
