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Education announces the start of registration for the 2026 supplemental exam and sets the deadline and fees

Education announces the start of registration for the 2026 supplemental exam and sets the deadline and fees

The Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development announced the start of registration for the 2026 supplemental exam for students who have not completed the graduation requirements and those wishing to improve their grades, starting tomorrow morning, Monday, until Sunday evening, October 25, stating that the period for receiving application requests will not be extended past the specified deadline.

The Ministry clarified that registration will be done electronically through the website: https://exams.moe.gov.jo, noting that Jordanian students are not required to visit the directorates of education, as they can pay the subscription fees during the announced registration period through the "eFAWATEERcom" service, via the application or authorized agents.

As for non-Jordanian students, they must visit the examinations department in the education directorate to which they belong during the registration period to submit two recent personal photos, complete the registration procedures, and pay the prescribed fees.

The Ministry stated that the subscription fees amount to 20 dinars for each applicant, with an additional 10 dinars for each subject consisting of a single exam paper, and 5 dinars for each exam paper in subjects consisting of two papers.

It confirmed that the prescribed textbooks for the 2026 supplemental exam are the approved books for regular students for the 2025/2026 academic year, for the 2008 and 2009 cohorts, with the exception of students participating according to the old study plan (the 2007 cohort and earlier), who will take the exam according to the curricula prescribed for the twelfth grade for the 2024/2025 academic year.

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