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House Takes Up Education
The House of Representatives’ Education and Scientific Research Committee will hold two meetings on November 2 and 3, following the plenary sessions, to examine problems with university admissions coordination at public and national universities. These include students with high scores being denied admission, rules for admitting international students and geographic placement, as well as issues concerning the Technological University in Mit Ghamr and master’s-degree registration for graduates of technical programs. Tuesday’s meeting will discuss problems with the fifth phase of the competition to appoint 30,000 teachers, including the exclusion of applicants who passed the tests, the criteria for passing and ranking candidates, and geographic placement. It will also consider calls to review the results and complete the appointment of eligible candidates. The requests on the agenda also cover procedures for appointing 72,000 teachers nationwide, the status of applicants, and the steps still to be completed.
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