Revisions favor repeat students with higher acceptance and 150 seats for medicine and dentistry
A recommendation has been made to increase the acceptance rate for transferred students and to allocate 150 seats in the Medicine and Dentistry specializations at Jordanian universities, aimed at improving their chances of enrolling in medical fields. The House of Representatives discussed this matter, emphasizing the importance of addressing the situation of transferred students to ensure their right to compete for these seats, especially given the decline in their numbers and some universities' restrictions on accepting them. The recommendations include raising the acceptance rate to 15% in competitive and parallel admission programs, allocating 10% of the seats to the parallel program, and increasing the number of seats in Medicine and Dentistry in line with the universities’ capacity. Conditions for acceptance of students with high scores exceeding 98% are also to be specified. These measures aim to expand admission opportunities, ensure fairness in the selection process, support students who have spent additional years improving their grades, reduce waiting periods, and secure their rights to compete for medical specialties.
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