The new system, introduced in the 2024/2025 academic year as part of broader education reforms, reduced the number of subjects and restructured the curriculum, while students retaking exams continued under the previous system.
The results will be released online later in the day. Students will be able to access their scores using their seat numbers via the ministry's online results portal once results go live.
The Thanaweya Amma is Egypt's national secondary school leaving exam and plays a central role in university admissions through the country's centralized coordination system.
A total of 921,709 students sat this year's exams, held between June and July under tightened security and anti-cheating measures.
The results are closely watched nationwide, as they determine students' eligibility for public university and institute places.
The exams took place as Egypt continues reforms to its secondary education system.
The Thanaweya Amma remains one of the country's most closely followed education issues, with scores shaping university placement and, for many families, long-term career prospects.
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