Students to coordinate the first and second stages of university admission for the new academic year 2021-2022 have started the work of coordinating transfers to reduce alienation through the coordination website, to continue until next Wednesday.
The Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research prepared a guide for students on the details of the transfer system to reduce alienation:
We publish here everything you need to know about the transfer system to reduce alienation for the academic year 2021-2022 in (question and answer)
Q1: What is the main purpose of transferring a student?
The main purpose of the transfer of the student, after his nomination through the Coordination Office, is to reduce the alienation of the student so that he joins a college in the geographical area (A), and the purpose of the transfer is not to change the student's opinion and re-nominate him in another location.
Q2: When are transfers to reduce alienation open to students?
After announcing the result of the second stage of coordination, the door for transfers to reduce alienation is opened for the first and second stages together, and the result is announced within the limits of the prescribed percentage, which is 10% according to the capacity of the college to be transferred to, and it is within the framework of the geographical area (A), After announcing the results of the third stage, the door for transfers to the third stage is opened with the same rules.
Q3: Is the student entitled to transfer more than once?
No, the transfer is for one time only.
Q4: Is there a paper transfer?
No, it will not be allowed to make any paper transfers at all, but the transfer is done through the electronic coordination website only.
Q5: How can a student transfer to reduce alienation?
By registering through the coordination website
www.Tansik.Egypt.gov.eg, and entering the student's seat number and password.
Q6: What is the position of colleges that are subject to regional acceptance of transfers?
It is not permissible to transfer between colleges to which admission and nomination are based on regional admission.
Q 7: What are the rules for reducing alienation?
The main purpose of the transfer of the student, after his nomination through the Coordination Office, is to reduce the alienation of the student so that he joins a college in the geographical area (A), and the purpose of the transfer is not to change the student's opinion and re-nominate him in another location.
The conversion process is divided into two types:
For students of the Egyptian General Secondary Certificate: The geographical area (A) in the geographical distribution is defined as the area in which the student's school is located in the general or technical secondary certificate.