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Important Notice for Third-Year Students on Admission Coordination
The University Acceptance Coordination Office and Higher Education have issued an important warning to third-year high school students regarding the proper organization of their preferences according to geographic distribution rules when applying to universities and institutes. They emphasize that accurately ranking preferences, starting from the closest universities to the farthest, is essential for matching correct admission opportunities, as simply arranging universities within Districts (A) and (B) is not sufficient. They also clarify that the number of universities in District (C) is larger and that distances between them can vary, so random or name-based ranking of preferences is incorrect. Students should review their preferences carefully before confirming them, as admission depends on distribution rules, total scores, and set admission quotas.
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