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Al-Azhar students face 55% minimum score in higher education
The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research has set the rules and conditions for accepting students who hold the Al-Azhar Secondary Certificate for the 2026-2027 academic year. The ministry has stipulated that the student's average should not be less than 50%, excluding the grades of Islamic law subjects from the calculation. Admissions must include students from both the scientific and literary sections in private colleges, institutes, and higher supervision, in accordance with regulatory decisions. Additionally, private higher education institutes are limited to accepting no more than 10% of the total students holding the Al-Azhar Secondary Certificate. A minimum of 55% in a foreign language is also required to ensure students are adequately prepared for studies at these institutes.
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