Remidial program university admission cutting point released and available here: The Ministry of Education now published that the cutting point for candidates to enter universities for 2019 E/C Remidial program is based on the results of candidates, acceptance capacity in universities, and national education fair policy.
According to this, the minister has announced that the candidates who have registered the results from us are eligible for the remidial program university admission.
1. Natural and Social Science male students 240 out of 600 and above (40%)
2. Natural and Social Science female students 228 out of 600 and above (38%)
Student category that is seen with special support.
222 out of 600 and above (37%) for male and female candidates from Afar, Somali, Benishangul Gumuz and Gambela regions
For candidates who have tested natural or social science in the areas of wealth and part-time farming. out of 600 222 and above (37%)
Social science examined blind male and female students 185 out of 500 and above (37%)
Male and female candidates who have been tested in nature or social science and who are unable to hear out of 600 222 and above (37%)
Remedial Program University Admission Cutoff
The Remedial Program University Admission Cutoff refers to the minimum academic score or admission requirement a student may need to qualify for a university’s remedial or preparatory programme. These programmes are generally designed for applicants who have completed their secondary education but do not yet meet the standard entry requirements for their preferred degree programme.
Unlike regular university admission, remedial admission may consider a combination of factors, including examination results, subject performance, programme-specific requirements, and the number of available places. Therefore, the cutoff can vary from one university, course, or admission year to another
Why Is the Remedial Cutoff Important?
Knowing the expected cutoff helps candidates assess their admission chances & select suitable programmes. However, meeting a previous cutoff does not necessarily guarantee admission. Universities can change their requirements according to academic standards, applicant numbers, and institutional policies.
Candidates should also distinguish between the remedial programme cutoff and the final degree admission cutoff. Completing a remedial programme may make a student eligible to progress, but additional academic conditions can apply before admission into the main degree programme.
