Tawjihi guide
Which universities accept my Tawjihi average?
A guide built from the official admissions pages of 240 GESCO partner universities, 64 of which publish a minimum average. Pick your average or the country you want.
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Questions
Do universities abroad accept the Tawjihi?
Yes, in different ways: among our partners, 148 universities accept it for direct entry to a bachelor's and 87 ask for a foundation year first, mostly in the UK, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand.
What is the difference between direct entry and a foundation year?
Direct entry means you start the first year of the bachelor's straight away. A foundation year is a programme of about one year that prepares you academically and in English before the bachelor's; most UK universities ask Tawjihi holders to take one.
Does meeting the minimum guarantee me a place?
No. The published minimum is the lowest average a university will consider, and each course sets its own grades, subjects and English level. We check the requirements for your course before you apply.
Where this data comes from
Every Tawjihi minimum comes from the official admissions page of a GESCO partner university, linked next to each entry. This is guidance, not an offer: each course sets its own grades, subjects and English level. Fees are converted to JOD approximately, at rates of 26 October 2026.
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