Submission of college preferences for the second phase of tansik (the public university enrollment system) started on Tuesday and expired today.

Students can be informed of the colleges to which they have been accepted through the official tansik link: www.tansik.digital.gov.eg.

The second tansik phase was open for high school seniors who obtained an overall score of 60.98 percent or above in the science division and 58.5 percent or above in the literature division.

The third and last phase of tansik is expected to be announced after the results of the second phase are announced, with the higher education ministry announcing the remaining vacant seats in faculties and institutes.

A total of 759,676 students wrote Thanaweya exams in the 2022/2023 school year, with an overall success rate of 78.8 percent.

Of these 112,240 students with the highest grades submitted their public college preferences in the first tansik phase.

To assist students in making informed choices, the tansik website provides information on the minimum acceptance grades for each college in previous years.

Meanwhile, submissions for private or national universities started last week, with some colleges requiring aptitude tests and/or specific minimum admission grades.