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Higher Education Warns of Common Student Enrollment Errors
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research reveals common mistakes made by technical diploma students during the electronic coordination process, aiming to raise their awareness and reduce issues after the announcement of the results. These mistakes include rushing to register their preferences, believing that priority in application gives them a better chance of acceptance, as well as attempting to reapply after the transfer period has ended, and going to the coordination office for inquiries instead of using the official website. The ministry emphasizes that admission is based on the student’s total score, not on the order of their preferences. It urges students to proceed cautiously and follow the correct procedures to achieve better results and avoid errors that could affect their university acceptance process.
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