Work out your Egyptian university admission percentage from SAT, EST, or ACT scores plus your GPA — using the official Egyptian universities coordination formula.
Applies to the Class of 2026–2027 only
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Choose your exam
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Enter your scores
Egyptian coordination scores ACT using Reading, English/Writing, and Math only — enter all four section scores if you have them (each out of 36); Science is optional and won't be counted, it's here just so your full report is on record. Your composite (average of Reading, Writing, and Math) is also out of 36.
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Subject tests (optional)
Only one subject-test source counts — EST 2 Subject tests, or ACT subject tests. Start typing in one and the other will lock automatically; clear your entry to unlock it again. This applies no matter which exam you selected above (SAT, EST, or ACT).
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Choose university type
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Score breakdown
Please enter the score for only the subject test you actually took — EST 2 Subject tests, or ACT subject tests.
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How the bonus rules work
Egypt's Supreme Council of Universities applies a different weighting formula depending on the university type. Here's each one explained separately.
Government Universities
Minimum Exam 1 score: 1050 / 1600
GPA is added directly to the total (out of 40).
Exam 1 normally counts as: score × 60 ÷ 1600.
Exam 2 / subject score counts only if it reaches 1100 out of 1600, weighted as: score × 15 ÷ 1600.
Bonus rule
If your Exam 1 score is 1090 or higher, the weight jumps from ×60 to ×69 — so the whole Exam 1 score is recalculated as score × 69 ÷ 1600, giving high scorers extra credit.
Private & National Universities
Minimum Exam 1 score: 800 / 1600
GPA is added directly to the total (out of 40).
Exam 1 normally counts as: score × 60 ÷ 1600.
Exam 2 / subject score counts if it reaches 900 out of 1600, weighted as: score × 15 ÷ 1600.
National (Ahliya) universities follow this same formula as private universities.
Bonus rule
If your Exam 1 score is 1090 or higher, the weight jumps from ×60 to ×75 — the highest bonus of the three tracks, so private and national universities reward a strong Exam 1 score the most.
Higher Institutes
Minimum Exam 1 score: 890 / 1600
GPA is added directly to the total (out of 40).
Exam 1 normally counts as: score × 60 ÷ 1600.
Exam 2 / subject score counts if it reaches 900 out of 1600, weighted as: score × 15 ÷ 1600.
Bonus rule
Same as government universities: if your Exam 1 score is 1090 or higher, the weight jumps from ×60 to ×69.