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First Stage of Egyptian University Admissions Portal Opens

The first phase of the electronic university admissions process for high school graduates in Egypt begins, allowing students to register their academic choices online through Sunday.

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First Stage of Egyptian University Admissions Portal Opens
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The first stage of Egyptian university admissions opens online, with high school graduates able to register their preferences until Sunday.

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The first phase of the electronic university admissions process in Egypt for the year 2026 begins on the official electronic portal. High school graduates who fall within the first-stage criteria are required to enter their course and institution preferences online. The registration period for this phase remains open through Sunday, providing eligible students time to submit and review their selections.

Why this matters

The opening of the online portal marks the official start of the higher education placement process for Egyptian high school graduates.

Background

Egypt utilizes a centralized national electronic coordination portal to assign secondary school graduates to public universities based on their exam scores and listed preferences.

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Key facts

  • The first phase of the electronic university admissions process in Egypt for the year 2026 begins on the official electronic portal.
  • High school graduates who fall within the first-stage criteria are required to enter their course and institution preferences online.
  • The registration period for this phase remains open through Sunday, providing eligible students time to submit and review their selections.

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The first phase of the electronic university admissions process in Egypt for the year 2026 begins on the offic

The first phase of the electronic university admissions process for the 2026 academic year is set to begin shortly on the official admissions portal in Egypt.

Students from the first stage of the general secondary education system (Thanaweya Amma) will be able to log onto the designated portal to enter and modify their preferred subject tracks and university programs.

The deadline for submitting student preference forms during this initial registration phase has been set for Sunday.

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4 Aug, 15:06
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4 Aug, 15:06
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