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Al-Khatib Explains College Seat Increase
The Director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit in Jordan, Dr. Muhannad Al-Khatib, clarified that the number of students to be accepted into the Medicine and Dentistry programs has increased from 640 to 840 students for Medicine, and from 320 to 400 for Dentistry, in order to accommodate as many students as possible within the universities’ capacity. He emphasized that surpassing the capacity could negatively impact the quality of clinical training in both specialties, and that the admission process was conducted according to the numbers approved by the council, with a commitment to providing equal opportunities between the academic and vocational tracks. Specifically, 20% of the seats were allocated for the vocational track, and 80% for the academic track, to ensure fair competition, noting that the number of students in the academic track greatly exceeds that of the vocational track.
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