Widespread Anticipation Among Thanaweya Amma Students for the Announcement of Transfer Results
Thanaweya Amma students and their families are currently experiencing a state of anticipation as they await the results of the 2025 university transfer (reallocation) process, which plays a crucial role in the university admission system. Thousands of students search daily for updates online, hoping to find out whether their requests to transfer to universities or institutes closer to their place of residence have been approved.
End of Registration and Expected Announcement Date
The University Admissions Coordination Office officially closed the registration for transfer requests at 11:00 PM on Monday, August 18, 2025. According to the Ministry of Higher Education, the results are expected to be announced within 48 hours of the portal’s closure, between Tuesday, August 19 and Wednesday, August 20, 2025.
Rules Governing the Transfer Process
The transfer process between universities and institutes is regulated by a set of rules issued by the Ministry of Higher Education to ensure fairness and transparency. These rules include:
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The transfer must be equivalent—to a college or institute within the same academic sector.
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If the transfer is to a non-equivalent program, the student must meet the minimum admission requirements for that program in the current year.
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Adherence to the geographic distribution policy is required.
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Each student is allowed to submit only one transfer request during the coordination process.
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Some colleges require the student to pass aptitude tests as a condition for acceptance.
The Vital Role of the Coordination Office
The Coordination Office plays a key role in managing the transfer process, following a strict system to handle all requests fairly, based on the available seats and established criteria. The Ministry emphasizes that approval is based on several factors, including:
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The capacity of colleges and institutes.
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How well the student’s request aligns with the established rules.
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Priority based on grades and geographic location.
Main Reasons for Rejection
Although students are given the opportunity to submit transfer requests, some may be rejected for a variety of reasons, including:
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Not meeting the minimum grade requirements for the desired institution.
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Violating geographic distribution rules or failing to pass required aptitude tests.
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Exceeding the allowed percentage of transfers within certain colleges or institutes.
How to Check Transfer Results
Students can check the transfer results online through the official coordination website by following these steps:
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Go to the official website: https://tansik.digital.gov.eg/
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Enter your seat number or national ID in the designated fields.
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Click the "Inquiry" button to view the result immediately.
The result will indicate whether the request was accepted or rejected, along with the reason in case of rejection. Additionally, some students may receive SMS messages confirming the approval of their transfer.
What Comes After Transfers: Phase Three of Coordination
Once the transfer results are announced, the Coordination Office will begin preparations to open registration for Phase Three of university admissions. This phase includes students who passed the second round of Thanaweya Amma exams and offers a final opportunity to join available colleges or institutes.
The Importance of Transfers for Students and Families
This stage of the coordination process provides a valuable opportunity for students to continue their studies closer to home, which helps reduce both financial and emotional burdens on families. It also allows students to learn in a more stable environment, contributing positively to their academic performance and psychological well-being.
Nevertheless, full compliance with the established rules and requirements remains essential to avoid rejection.
