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Sohag University Begins First Phase of Electronic Admissions

Sohag University President Dr. Hassan El-Noamany announced the launch of the first phase of electronic university admission registration for the 2026–2027 academic year, which officially began on Wednesday, August 5.

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Dr. Hassan El-Noamany, President of Sohag University, announced the commencement of the first day of the first phase of electronic university admission registration across Egyptian universities and institutes for the upcoming 2026–2027 academic year. The official enrollment phase began on Wednesday, August 5.

The electronic coordination process enables general secondary education graduates to register their field preferences for admission into various faculties and higher education institutions. Sohag University has prepared dedicated computer labs and technical support teams to help prospective students navigate the online portal effectively and select their desired academic programs.

This phase represents a critical step for thousands of high school graduates seeking placement in public higher education institutions. University administration officials confirmed that all necessary technical facilities and guidance resources have been organized to ensure a seamless application experience throughout the designated registration period.

The electronic system is designed to handle student applications according to standardized admission criteria set by the ministry. Sohag University continues to provide assistance to help applicants complete their submissions accurately before the current phase closes.

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