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Beni Suef lowers secondary score cutoff
Beni Suef Governorate has announced the reopening of the admissions process for the first year of general secondary education for the 2026/2027 academic year. This follows a decision to lower the minimum passing score to 229 marks for regular students and 207 marks for evening service classes. The move comes in response to parents' requests and is based on a review of student densities and the schools' capacity to accommodate students, with specific schools selected for this decision according to their actual capacity and available classes. The aim is to organize the distribution process, reduce congestion, and adhere to admission regulations, while parents are required to acknowledge that transfers will not be permitted during the secondary school phase. This step is part of the efforts by the governorate and the Directorate of Education to facilitate students' enrollment in secondary school, taking into account school capacities and ensuring balanced class sizes.
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