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Higher Ed: 40,000 students register for tests

Higher Ed: 40,000 students register for tests

The Ministry of Higher Education announced that the number of students who have registered to take aptitude tests for the colleges that require passing them for admission has reached 40,000 students from the 2026 General Secondary School batch so far. Students can register their preferences online through the Electronic Coordination Portal until August 6, 2026, in order to facilitate the registration process before the site closes at 7:00 PM. The colleges requiring aptitude tests include Fine Arts, Applied Arts, Music and Art Education, as well as Sports Science colleges. The ministry urges students to complete their registration promptly and to benefit from the guides and educational materials available on its official platforms.

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