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University Admission Law in Oman Announced for 2026
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University Admission Law in Oman Announced for 2026

منبع تصویر: filgamaa.com

By Khalij News Agency Editorial 2 min Read time 25,393

The Coordination Services for College Admissions in the Sultanate of Oman has recently announced the minimum admission scores for students in the "Scientific" track for the year 2026. These scores have been set for various academic fields based on available capacities and admission rules.

Minimum Scores for Various Fields

According to the published announcement, the minimum score for admission to the medical field at Cairo University is set at 320.000000, making this university the top on the list. Other fields and universities have also set the following scores for admission:

  • Computing and Information at Mansoura: 316.800000
  • Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing at Kafr El-Sheikh: 316.340000
  • Dentistry at Suez Canal University in Ismailia: 316.340000
  • Oral and Dental Surgery at Sohag: 315.890000
  • Computing and Information at Ain Shams: 315.730000

These scores are considered the minimum for admission to various university fields and will also change based on the available capacities in each university and field.

Impact on Students and the Educational System

The announcement of minimum admission scores will have a significant impact on students and their families. These scores will motivate students to strive harder to achieve the necessary and competitive scores. Additionally, education in the Sultanate of Oman must adjust its educational programs according to these values so that students can easily surpass these minimum points.

Given the importance of entering reputable universities, these scores may indicate increasing competition among students and put more pressure on the educational system to enhance the quality of education.

Ultimately, the Coordination Services for College Admissions has urged students and families to pay close attention to these scores and prepare for the new academic year.

Source: filgamaa.com