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The Council for Education and Human Resources Development in Jordan has decided to increase the number of admitted students in the Medicine and Dentistry programs at Jordanian universities for the 2026-2027 academic year, aiming to reduce the demand for studying abroad and to achieve financial savings for students. The intake in the regular program has been raised from 640 to 840 students for Medicine and from 320 to 400 students for Dentistry, along with increasing the admissions in parallel programs, with fixed quotas allocated to students from provinces and regions with special circumstances. This decision is part of a regular review of capacity to ensure educational quality and minimize studying abroad. The council also announced an increase in the minimum acceptance score for studying medicine outside the kingdom.
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