Egypt Ministry of Higher Education Confirms Deadline for Aptitude Test Registration
The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has called on high school students applying for faculties requiring aptitude tests to finalize their registration before the deadline, confirming no extension will be offered.
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has issued a notice to Thanaweya Amma high school students seeking admission into university faculties that mandate aptitude tests.
The ministry emphasized that students must complete their registration through the official channels within the designated timeframe. Officials explicitly clarified that there will be no extension granted for the registration period.
Aptitude tests are a prerequisite for admission to specific specialized faculties across public universities in Egypt. Students intending to pursue these disciplines must pass the examinations to qualify for university placement.
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