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High school students are preparing to begin the 2026 university admission coordination phase, which will start after the announcement of the high school results and the approval of the minimum acceptance scores for the first stage. The first stage involves admitting the top students in both scientific and literary streams, and it will be announced within three days of the high school results. Following this, students can register their preferences via the official website, with the option to modify them until the deadline. The coordination process is divided into three phases: the first targets the highest-scoring students, the second includes those not admitted in the first phase, and finally, the third involves students who did not succeed or missed the previous two stages. The official minimum cutoff scores have not been announced yet, but estimations are based on last year’s coordination, giving us approximate thresholds such as 93.17% for Medicine, 89.84% for Engineering, and 86.71% for Media.
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