University Admission Results and Coordination Process

Admission Results

Dr. Ayman Ashour, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, announced the admission results for the following faculties:

• Faculty of Medicine: 93.17%
• Dentistry: 92.80%
• Physiotherapy: 92.19%
• Pharmacy: 91.70%

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First stage coordination result

Acceptance Results for Other Faculties

Dr. Ayman Ashour also announced the acceptance results for the following faculties:

• Faculty of Engineering: 88.65%
• Urban Planning: 87.80%
• Faculty of Economics and Political Science: 85.24%
• Languages: 84.17%
• Media: 83.17%
• Archaeology: 78.04%

Second Phase of University Admission Coordination

Dr. Ayman Ashour confirmed that the second phase of university admission coordination begins on Tuesday, August 20 and ends on Saturday, August 24.

The minimum score required for the second phase is:

• 265 for the science and mathematics section, representing 64.63%
• 230 for the literary section, representing 56.9%

A total of 353,057 students will be allowed to apply for the second phase:

• 286,088 students for the science and mathematics section
• 66,969 male and female students for the literary section

Conclusion

The university admission process is ongoing, and students who meet the minimum scores will be able to apply for the second phase. We advise students to check the official website for further updates and instructions.

FAQs

Q: What is the minimum score required for the second phase?

A: The minimum score required is 265 for the science and mathematics section, representing 64.63%, and 230 for the literary section, representing 56.9%.

Q: When does the second phase of university admission coordination begin and end?

A: The second phase begins on Tuesday, August 20 and ends on Saturday, August 24.

Q: How many students will be allowed to apply for the second phase?

A: A total of 353,057 students will be allowed to apply, including 286,088 students for the science and mathematics section and 66,969 male and female students for the literary section.