Egypt university coordination: Second phase results released

The Egyptian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research has announced the release of the second phase of university coordination results for the 2026 academic year. This announcement follows the nomination of over 248,000 students to various colleges and institutes based on their high school scores. Students can access their results and nomination cards through the official electronic coordination website using their seat numbers and secret codes.

Following the announcement, the ministry will initiate the ‘reduction of alienation’ phase, allowing students from the first and second phases to apply for transfers between colleges via the electronic portal. The third phase of coordination is expected to begin after the completion of the transfer period and the conclusion of second-round high school exams.

Additionally, King Salman International University has opened applications for the 2026/2027 academic year. The university has released its specific admission requirements and tuition fees, which vary significantly by program. For instance, Human Medicine requires an 80% minimum score with tuition at 152,460 EGP, while Engineering requires 64% with tuition at 75,900 EGP. The university accepts both general and Al-Azhar high school graduates.