Egypt Opens Phase 1 Registration for 2026 University Admissions
Registration of university preferences for Egyptian high school graduates began today through the official electronic coordination website. The step marks the launch of Phase 1 for 2026 university admissions.
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- egyptian — 9 according to dostor.org · 2026 according to dostor.org
- high — 9 according to dostor.org · 2026 according to dostor.org
Registration of university preferences for high school (Thanaweya Amma) students officially opened today via the government electronic coordination portal.
The process marks the launch of Phase 1 of the university admissions coordination process for the 2026 academic year. Eligible students can log into the portal to submit and order their preferred academic programs and higher education institutions.
Thousands of high school graduates who met the minimum qualifying marks for the first stage are expected to complete their digital submissions during this window. The portal provides automated tools to guide candidates through selecting faculties and majors in accordance with their examination scores.
Following the conclusion of Phase 1 registration, educational authorities will analyze student submissions to determine final admission cut-off scores for faculties across Egyptian public universities.
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