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Jordan announces fundamental changes to bridging policies and suspends the comprehensive exam
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has announced an official move to abolish the comprehensive exam in Jordan as part of a plan to develop admission policies and ensure the quality of education. This decision comes after a review of academic regulations aimed at ensuring fairness among students and preventing unwarranted inflation of grades. Advisor Muhannad Al-Khatib explained that advances in assessment systems within colleges, along with the renewal of vocational and technical education programs, make continuing the exam under a single authority impractical, while also strengthening oversight of educational institutions to guarantee the highest levels of academic achievement. The new bridging regulations will rely on either cumulative GPA or the comprehensive exam score as alternatives to the exam itself, with a simplified entrance test used for selecting among top-performing students.
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