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Cancellation of Comprehensive Exam Sparks New Regulations for Bridging Programs to Ensure Fairness
The Higher Education Council in Jordan has decided to completely abolish the comprehensive exam as part of reviewing and developing higher education admission policies and quality assurance measures. This move comes amid ongoing developments in the academic evaluation system within colleges, where the media advisor confirmed that students receive their academic degrees after fulfilling the program requirements. The exam will now be replaced by bridging procedures that rely on cumulative GPA and results from regular assessments. These changes aim to encourage students to pursue professional and technical specialties, while ensuring fairness and equal opportunities, and to allocate seats based on the universities' capacity. Additionally, some programs will retain bridging options based on students' GPA or exam scores.
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