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High grades do not ensure med school
Citizens are expressing their concern about the university admissions procedures this year, especially since outstanding students—like the niece who scored 97%—are facing difficulties in securing seats in fields such as medicine and dentistry. They are often forced to enroll in parallel programs that entail additional financial burdens. Additionally, acceptance of students at Mu’tah University requires relocating to Karak, which adds housing and living expenses for families, raising questions about the fairness and equality of opportunities within the admission system. Parents are calling for a review of the seat allocation criteria to ensure that top students are given opportunities that reflect their efforts, particularly amid rising education and living costs.
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