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Unified Admission Announces Bachelor's Results on Thursday Evening via 'Sind'

Unified Admission Announces Bachelor's Results on Thursday Evening via 'Sind'

The Unified Admission Coordination Unit will announce, on Thursday evening, the unified admission results for the bachelor's stage at official Jordanian universities for the academic year 2026-2027.

The Minister of Education and Human Resource Development, Azmi Mahafza, said that the unit will start at 7 PM by sending text messages to students containing their nomination results, with detailed results and competitive admission rates to be announced later on their website.

Mahafza added that the unified admission results will be available for the first time this year via the 'Sind' application.

The Director of the Unified Admission Coordination Unit and the Ministry's Spokesperson, Mohannad Al-Khatib, said that the unified admission list to be announced on Thursday evening for the academic year 2026-2027 will not include a list of admissions for students with disabilities.

Al-Khatib explained that the delay in announcing the admission list for students with disabilities this year was coordinated with the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, to give the Council more time to review all applications submitted by students for the disability identification card, based on which the student can compete for seats allocated for students with disabilities. This procedure preserves the opportunities of all students who meet the conditions for obtaining the identification card and achieves the principle of justice and equal opportunities.

He added that students with disabilities who will be nominated for admission in the list to be announced on Thursday evening will be nominated within the free competitive admission, while these students, after the unit receives the final list of students who meet the conditions from the Higher Council for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, will compete again for seats allocated for students with disabilities, which may cause an improvement in their admission nomination results.

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