المملكة: Education to “Al-Youm”: Registration continues until the end of April… and there is no precedence in accepting new students

The Ministry of Education has decided on a mechanism Registration of new students, confirming the cancellation of “priority of application” and postponing the screening of applicants until the end of this April. The Ministry required passing a medical fitness examination as a basic requirement for approval of admission to schools..

The official spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education, Mona Al-Ajmi, revealed, “Today” that the Electronic registration, which was launched on April 5, was implemented according to an organized phased mechanism.

She explained that the Ministry targeted a segment of students by providing their parents with direct registration links.

Al-Ajmi explained that this digital tactic mainly aims to ensure smooth procedures and raise the quality of services provided to beneficiaries.

She stressed in a firm tone the necessity of conducting an examination Medical fitness, considering it a pillar without which the registration process cannot be completed.

She confirmed that there is no precedence for those who initiate early registration during the specified period. She pointed out that the admission departments will conduct a comprehensive comparison process among all applicants immediately after the deadline, based on the approved official standards.

She pointed out that the continued availability of the digital system until April 30 gives everyone equal opportunities. She added that this time period is completely sufficient to complete all procedures with ease.

A number of parents indicated difficulties in accessing the electronic registration system, which prevented them from completing the requirements, noting that the technical malfunction of the new student registration system through the Ministry of Education’s website caused dissatisfaction among parents, amid demands to address the defect and extend the admission period to guarantee students’ rights.

They expressed their hope to create a unified platform for admission similar to the “Accept” platform designated for high school graduates to apply to government universities, technical and vocational training colleges, and scholarship programs. External.