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The article focused on organizing the admission rules for students of Nile Valley International Schools in the university placement process for the academic year 2026/2027, in accordance with Ministerial Resolution No. (1522) issued by the Ministry of Higher Education. It clarified that the Nile International Certificate, accredited in partnership with the University of Cambridge, requires passing seven qualifying subjects, in addition to religious education, national studies, arts, and sports, without the need for a study sequence proving 12 years of pre-university education. The number of places allocated for students holding this certificate is determined flexibly based on their overall acceptance rate in science, engineering, and humanities faculties, with a special ranking for the top students in the certificate. Furthermore, for admission, students must pass at least seven subjects, considering the best level in case of repetition, with subjects classified into mandatory, core, and elective categories; additional subjects may be approved in some faculties. The system aims to provide special opportunities for top students from Nile schools by waiving their tuition fees after the first year. Admission rate procedures are set according to clear criteria that include proportions allocated to different faculties and a system for calculating the cumulative score.
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