Unified Admission: Medicine and Dentistry Hit Saturation
The article reports that the Central Admissions Coordination Unit in Jordan announced a reduction in the number of accepted students in certain majors based on the Higher Education Council’s plan, due to saturation and a backlog of students in fields such as Medicine, Dentistry, and other oversaturated programs like Engineering and the Humanities and Social Sciences. It also indicated that there are studies underway to decrease the intake in less demanded majors by approximately 35% to 40%. On the other hand, an increase in demand is expected for emerging medical fields related to future technologies, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Renewable Energy. It was emphasized that higher pass rates in secondary school do not lead to more accepted students; rather, the numbers are determined according to capacity to ensure quality outcomes. The application process for unified university admissions in Iraq begins on August 14, with acceptance results announced before the start of the academic year in September.
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