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The Egyptian Ministry of Education announced the launch of the new high school baccalaureate system, aimed at updating the pre-university education framework and developing students' skills and critical thinking. The system includes a flexible assessment process, allowing multiple opportunities through retaking exams to improve grades, with a requirement that students achieve at least 50% of the cumulative evaluations to qualify for the final exam. Additionally, religious education is not counted towards the total score, but students must achieve a minimum of 70% in it to pass. The system features four main tracks: Medicine and Life Sciences, Engineering and Computer Sciences, Business, and Arts and Humanities, with the option to change tracks after the first year upon passing the specialization subject. The education also emphasizes international standards and supports the development of research skills and critical thinking, aiming to prepare a generation capable of competing locally and globally.
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