The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan reported that over 16,000 students have completed their electronic university admission procedures. This was achieved during the first two days of the application period, which ended on Friday, September 18, 2026. The ministry's electronic monitoring indicators showed a significant number of students completing their applications.
The Ministry stated that some students are still in the process of completing their applications. It urged applicants and their families to carefully read the admission and application guide. They must ensure they meet the required conditions and regulations before submitting their applications. This will help avoid errors during the application process.
Dr. Babaker Hussein Ahmed, Director-General of the Information and Network Technology Administration, emphasized the importance of carefully selecting and ranking preferences. He advised applicants to review the guide and understand the procedures. This will enable them to avoid mistakes during the application process and increase their chances of securing admission.
To facilitate the application process, the Ministry provided over 75 guidance centers at higher education institutions in the capital and states. These centers have specialists who assist students with application procedures, preference selection, and ranking. Additionally, the Ministry partnered with over 25 banks and 10 banking applications to enable payments through the "Eisali" system.
The Ministry encouraged students to complete their applications before the deadline and rely on official information. They should follow the Ministry's platforms to obtain the latest updates on the application process. By doing so, students can ensure a smooth application process and avoid any potential issues.
The electronic application process aims to streamline university admissions in Sudan. It also seeks to increase transparency and efficiency in the allocation of university seats. The Ministry's efforts to provide guidance and support to applicants have been welcomed by students and their families.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research will continue to monitor the application process and provide updates to applicants. Students who have not yet completed their applications are urged to do so promptly. The Ministry is committed to ensuring a fair and transparent admission process for all applicants.
Key points
- Over 16,000 Sudanese students have completed electronic university admission procedures.
- The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research provided guidance centers and partnered with banks to facilitate the application process.
- Applicants are urged to complete their applications before the deadline and rely on official information.
