Unified admissions: Medicine and dentistry face saturation
The director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit in Jordan stated that the medical and dental specialties have become saturated fields, approaching stagnation due to the high number of graduates. The government is reducing the number of students accepted into these stagnant specialties, particularly in engineering and humanities, in order to improve the quality of graduates and reduce surplus. Conversely, an increased demand is expected for medical, technological, and modern engineering disciplines that meet the needs of the labor market, such as data science, renewable energy, and electric vehicle maintenance.
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