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Coordinator warns of fake agents selling false hopes
The article addressed warnings from Dr. Ahmed El-Gioushi, the supervisor of the Coordination Office at the Ministry of Higher Education, regarding the spread of fake entities and brokers for private and public universities in Egypt. He emphasized that the ministry is combating practices that sell false hopes to students, which result in wasting students’ time and money, especially with the increasing advertisements from counterfeit entities claiming to offer unaccredited university and training certificates during the period of high school and technical diploma results. He explained that education in Egypt is under state supervision, and admission to public universities is managed through a coordination process that balances exam scores with available spots. The brokers deceive students by offering non-existent places through connections within colleges. He pointed out that the Council of Private and Public Universities sets the minimum entry requirements, but this does not guarantee final admission. He urged students and parents to rely on official sources and to be cautious of fake operations that aim to exploit young people's dreams.
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