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First Phase of University Preference Registration Opens Online

The first phase of 2026 university admissions coordination is launching online, allowing high school graduates to register their study preferences through Sunday.

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First Phase of University Preference Registration Opens Online
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The first phase of 2026 university coordination starts within hours on the official online portal, remaining open for high school students through Sunday.

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The official electronic coordination website is opening within hours to receive university applications for the first phase of 2026 admissions. Eligible High School (Thanaweya Amma) graduates will be able to register and submit their list of preferred colleges and institutes online. The portal will continue accepting submissions from first-phase students until Sunday.

Why this matters

It marks the start of the official university application process for high school graduates entering higher education.

Background

University admission in Egypt utilizes a centralized online coordination system where students submit preferences based on their high school exam results.

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University Coordination
The centralized national process for assigning high school graduates to university programs.
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Key facts

  • The official electronic coordination website is opening within hours to receive university applications for the first phase of 2026 admissions.
  • Eligible High School (Thanaweya Amma) graduates will be able to register and submit their list of preferred colleges and institutes online.
  • The portal will continue accepting submissions from first-phase students until Sunday.

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The official electronic coordination website is opening within hours to receive university applications for th

The first phase of university admissions coordination for 2026 is scheduled to open within hours via the official electronic coordination website.

High school graduates who qualify for the first phase can access the online platform to select and submit their desired academic institutions and programs.

The process for entering and submitting university choices for eligible students will remain open through Sunday.

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4 Aug, 15:01
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4 Aug, 15:01
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