Al-Khatib on Egypt's medical exam requirement
The Advisor to the Minister of Education for Media Affairs, Muhannad Al-Khatib, clarified that Egypt's requirement for certain exams for Jordanian Tawjihi students wishing to study medicine and dentistry is a standard global practice and a common procedure in many countries. This measure aims to align secondary school subjects with the academic system requirements in Egypt and does not undermine the Jordanian certificate. He pointed out that this procedure is applied to dozens of Arab countries whose students travel to Egypt, and it involves exams or courses that may extend over an entire academic year, known as a preparatory year. Additionally, he announced that the number of medical seats has increased from 640 to 840, and dentistry seats from 320 to 400. The acceptance results are expected to be announced before the end of the month.
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