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University acceptance confirmed without verification alerts
The "Qabul" National Unified Admission Platform in Saudi Arabia has canceled the step of verifying via SMS and email when confirming university acceptance. This allows students to confirm their acceptance directly to expedite and simplify the procedures. Additionally, universities will send the admission numbers of the selected candidates via SMS within two weeks after the end of the extended opportunity period, without the need for students to visit the university. Furthermore, a group of students and volunteers have launched support groups on WhatsApp and Telegram for expatriate students to enhance communication, share experiences, and exchange academic and housing information to help address the challenges of living abroad. Advisors have emphasized that the phrase "not accepted" in the final selection result does not necessarily mean the end of admission opportunities. Students are advised to monitor their accounts on the platform until August 2 to explore any available vacant seats that may become available due to withdrawals or non-confirmation by some accepted students. They are also encouraged to consider various options across different universities and colleges. Finally, experts stressed the importance of psychological support from families, avoiding narrowing options or pressuring students, and confirmed that success is not limited to one university or a specific acceptance date.
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