AMMAN – Over 46,000 students have submitted their
applications for bachelor's degree programs to the
Unified Admission Unit, as
revealed by Muhannad Al-Khatib, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Higher
Education and Scientific Research, on Wednesday. An additional 6,046 students
are seeking intermediate diplomas. Among them, 1,300 students eligible for
university admission have chosen the
intermediate diploma path.
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Notably, 2,357 students have applied to Nusaybha and
Rufaideh colleges, both under the Ministry of Health. He interpreted this
number as significant due to the colleges offering sought-after specialties in
the job market. He added that these students receive full scholarships and,
upon completing their studies, join the Ministry, Al-Mamlaka TV reported.
On August 16, Jordanians celebrated the passing of the
General Secondary Education Certificate Examination also known as Tawjihi,
according to Minister of Education Wajih Owais, the number of students who sat
for exams was 204,189, while the number of those who passed are 116,773.
Seats allocated for medicine programsFor the current academic year, allocations have been made
for 640 seats in the medicine program, 160 seats in dentistry, 80 seats in the
pharmacy doctorate program, and 456 seats in the pharmacy program.
Al-Khatib announced that the list of schools covered by the
Royal Grant will be unveiled on Thursday, and the process of submitting
admission applications will commence on Saturday.
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