The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Sudan has announced the completion of 78 centers for guidance and electronic application for university admission. These centers are spread across 11 states and one region, aiming to assist students and their families during the application period. The centers will provide help with electronic applications, payment, and choosing preferences.
According to Dr. Ahlam Ali Sharif, Director of the General Administration for Admission, Evaluation, and Certificate Authentication, all arrangements for the centers have been finalized. The centers will aid students in completing their applications, answering queries about admission regulations and procedures. This initiative seeks to streamline the admission process and address potential issues.
Khartoum state leads with 43 centers, followed by Gezira state with 11 centers, and Red Sea state with 4 centers. Other states, including River Nile, Northern, White Nile, and North Kurdufan, will have 3 centers each. Meanwhile, Sennar, Gedaref, Kassala, and Blue Nile region will have 2 centers each. These centers are strategically located in various cities across the country.
The Ministry has urged students and their families to utilize these accredited centers, ensuring the accuracy of their data and information before submitting applications. They also emphasized the importance of adhering to specified regulations and deadlines for admission. This move aims to facilitate a smoother application process for students.
The centers will be operational in multiple cities, including Khartoum, Omdurman, Khartoum North, Wad Madani, Sennar, Singa, Atbara, Damar, Meroe, Port Sudan, and Rabak. Additional cities with centers include Gedaref, Kassala, Damazin, and El-Obeid. This widespread coverage is expected to benefit a large number of students.
By establishing these centers, the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research aims to provide essential support to students navigating the university admission process. The initiative is part of the government's efforts to improve and streamline educational services. Students are encouraged to take advantage of these resources to ensure a successful application process.
The successful implementation of these centers will depend on effective coordination and communication between the Ministry, students, and the centers themselves. As the academic year approaches, students and their families are advised to stay informed about the admission process and utilize the available resources.
Key points
- The Sudanese Ministry of Higher Education has established 78 centers for university admission guidance.
- These centers are spread across 11 states and one region in Sudan.
- The centers will provide assistance with electronic applications, payment, and choosing preferences for the 2026-2027 academic year.
