Cancellation of Comprehensive Exam and New Regulations for Bridging Courses
The Higher Education Council in Jordan has canceled the comprehensive exam as part of reforms in admission policies and educational quality, aiming to promote fairness and reduce grade inflation. The decision comes in response to a shift in the academic evaluation system, where regular assessments throughout the study period are now required instead of a final exam. Students are also permitted to bridge to higher education through their cumulative GPA or the comprehensive exam grade, depending on available options. Additionally, the bridging mechanism will be re-evaluated through simple entrance tests, with the number of seats determined annually based on capacity. This approach encourages students to pursue professional and applied fields while ensuring quality assurance of education through an independent authority.
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