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Benha candidate seeks legal help over appointment
The story of the Agriculture College graduate from Benha University, who ranked first in her class, seems to have been limited to legal challenges. Despite her outstanding performance, she was excluded from employment as a demonstrator due to her exclusion of graduates from the English program with the credit hour system from the recruitment plan. The university also rejected her explanations and responded with verbal comments mentioning the existence of a “wasta” (nepotism or influence) to support her. This prompted her to turn to administrative judiciary to demand the annulment of her exclusion decision and to have her right to employment reconsidered, a case that sparks a discussion about selection criteria and the need to apply laws fairly to all graduates of different programs.
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