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90% of first-year students have registered
An official from the Electronic Coordination Office reported that more than 90% of first-stage students have registered their preferences, with the option to modify them until the last moment before registration closes. He confirmed that registration for government coordination is essential, even if the student plans to attend private or international universities, as it represents their opportunity for free government education. Currently, the minimum threshold indicators for colleges are still unclear. He explained that the phenomenon of exhausting preferences is more common among students in the arts track, and a new opportunity has been provided for them and late registrants to avoid selecting colleges outside their grade limits. The results of the first stage and preparations for the second stage will be announced simultaneously, with the scheduled coordination deadlines remaining in place.
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