Mohamed Sobhy Discusses Transfer Processes

The article discusses the procedures and techniques for reducing alienation in the coordination of Egyptian universities for 2026, with a focus on the differences between parallel and non-parallel transfer mechanisms. It explains that parallel transfer requires students to move from one college to another college with a similar specialization in order to return to the geographic zone "A," while non-parallel transfer involves changing the same major, provided the student meets the minimum admission requirements of the new college within the designated geographic zone. The article also clarifies that the rules for distribution depend on the educational administration from which the student obtained their secondary education, rather than their current residence. The main goal is to enable students to return to their original governorates, especially from major cities like Cairo and Giza. Additionally, the article highlights an increased interest in technological majors, such as artificial intelligence and computers, which have experienced significant growth in student numbers and are supported by training programs aligned with labor market demands. It underscores that these majors have become among students’ top choices, thanks to their connection to future job opportunities.

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