Preparations for Tawjihi winter session conclude, says Ministry

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Home Jordan News Preparations for Tawjihi winter session conclude, says Ministry 02-01-2018 03:14 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Education Ministry said it concluded preparations for the General Secondary Certificate Examination (Tawjihi) winter session 2018, which will start on January 7 and conclude on January 23. A total of 175,947 students have registered for the exam in all study streams, including 89,968 regular students (first-timers) and 85,979 private-study applicants, who retook the exam, as they fail in previous sessions, according to the Ministry's Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Sami Salaita. Salaita noted that the Ministry has allocated 522 schools to hold the Tawjihi exam, which included 1581 halls in different regions of the Kingdom.

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Preparations for Tawjihi winter session conclude, says Ministry

02-01-2018 03:14 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - The Education Ministry said it concluded preparations for the General Secondary Certificate Examination (Tawjihi) winter session 2018, which will start on January 7 and conclude on January 23.

A total of 175,947 students have registered for the exam in all study streams, including 89,968 regular students (first-timers) and 85,979 private-study applicants, who retook the exam, as they fail in previous sessions, according to the Ministry's Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Sami Salaita.

Salaita noted that the Ministry has allocated 522 schools to hold the Tawjihi exam, which included 1581 halls in different regions of the Kingdom.

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