Higher Education cautions on misleading university brokers
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has taken strict measures to warn against university brokers who promote their services via social media and promise students and parents the possibility of acceptance with grades below the official thresholds in exchange for financial payments. The ministry confirmed that all admission rules are determined by official authorities and that no individual or external entity is allowed to grant exceptions or guarantees for university admission without official procedures. Any unreliable offers are considered scams and fraudulent schemes. The ministry also addresses the phenomenon of fake educational entities claiming to provide unaccredited certificates and programs, in order to protect students from falling victim to fraud and deception. It emphasized the importance of relying on official sources and verifying the accuracy of information before making any payments or sharing personal data.
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