Official Explains Electronic Coordination Mechanism for Phase One
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
Dr. Ahmed El-Gyoushi, acting head of the education sector and supervisor of the coordination office, has presented an overview explaining the mechanism of the electronic coordination system. The presentation coincides with the official start of the first phase of student admission processes.
During the presentation, Dr. El-Gyoushi outlined the specific procedures required for applicants to navigate the digital portal. The instructions focused on guiding students step by step through the process of selecting and arranging their academic preferences on the official website.
The guidance aims to assist students in completing their preference lists accurately within the electronic portal. Proper entry and ranking of choices are essential components of the automated assignment system operating during this initial phase.
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