Egyptian university applicants on the science track still have open seats in archaeology, agriculture, and arts faculties during the third phase of admissions, according to a report by the Egyptian newspaper Youm7.
The report, published on August 22, 2026, indicates that these faculties remain available for students to apply to in the current coordination round. The third phase is the final stage of Egypt's centralized university placement process for secondary school graduates.
Youm7's coverage is part of a broader set of reports on the third phase of admissions. Other outlets, including Al-Masry Al-Youm, have detailed the registration timeline and the list of available faculties for general secondary school students. Al-Ain News has highlighted that some third-phase faculties offer specializations aligned with labor market needs.
Additional reporting from Youm7's sister publications and other Egyptian media has covered open seats in the literary track under the modern system, as well as available technical and technological institutes across various governorates for science-track students.
For science-track students, the availability of seats in archaeology, agriculture, and arts faculties suggests that demand for these programs has not filled all capacity. Students who have not yet registered their preferences may still have options in these fields.
Applicants should check the official coordination website for the exact registration window and the full list of available programs. The deadline for submitting preferences in the third phase is expected to be announced shortly, so students are advised to act promptly once registration opens.
