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Deputies Reveal University Admissions Plans
The article focused on the challenge of admitting outstanding students to Jordanian universities, especially in the fields of medicine and dentistry. Parliamentary figures called for increasing the percentage of reserved seats for these students from 5% to 20% in order to provide fair opportunities for those with high grades, such as 98% and above. Discussions were held regarding efforts by deputies and the government to expand the seats—200 for medicine and 80 for dentistry—but these measures did not achieve the goal because the quota remained limited to only 5%. Deputies emphasize that the continued failure to meet these demands pushes students to seek enrollment in private universities or study abroad, which worsens the financial burden on families and results in losses of hard currency. The parliament and government are called upon to quickly translate these efforts into clear decisions to ensure fairness in admissions, particularly given the importance of the issue for the future of students and their families.
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