Morocco’s Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research, and Innovation has announced an expansion of training courses at regulated-access universities, increasing the number of places available for entrance examinations. This move aims to bolster national projects and address the needs of various socio-economic sectors.
The ministry revealed that the total number of places available for competitive entrance exams across 83 universities has been set at 56,075. This is in response to 670,545 applications, of which 138,995 were selected for further consideration. A total of 98,494 candidates participated in the entrance exams.
For the 13 faculties of medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry, there are 4,882 places available. Of the 109,698 applications, 49,843 were selected, with 37,685 candidates taking the exams.
In the 13 national schools of applied sciences, 4,060 places were offered. There were 87,741 applications, with 30,382 selected, and 22,133 candidates completed the exams. The 12 national business and management schools had 4,460 places, receiving 106,639 applications. Of these, 41,548 were selected, and 28,810 candidates sat for the exams. For the three national colleges of arts and crafts, 1,030 places were available, with 83,047 applications. Out of these, 17,222 were selected to take the exams, and 9,866 candidates participated.
In science and technology faculties, eight institutions offered 10,750 places, with 129,808 applications. The 20 technology colleges had 12,800 places available, with 153,612 applications. The Bachelor of Education cycle across 14 institutions provided 18,093 places.
Additionally, the ministry announced 4,353 places in 44 engineering schools, with 5,209 applications. Of these, 5,038 candidates took the tests. In the 14 management schools, 1,240 places were available from 1,581 applications, with 1,361 candidates participating in the exams.
The expansion reflects the Ministry’s commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and meeting the growing demand for skilled professionals in various fields.
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