After results, a fast question arrives: which field did I study? Which pathway fits me? Mixing up "six fields" and "four tracks" adds anxiety — simple framing calms it.
This article is orientation only — no admission cutoffs or university numbers. For official admission, use the Unified Admission Coordination Unit.
The six fields: curriculum framing
In Jordanian Tawjihi, the six fields are the broad academic split — scientific, literary, agricultural, and others per the official program. Your field defines your subjects and exams, not necessarily your university major name.
If you are unsure of your field, check your school file, then Tawjihi fields for an organized overview.
Four tracks: another language for the same journey
Sometimes students hear "four tracks" in admission or career guidance — another way to group options (scientific, literary, vocational, etc.) depending on context. Do not mix the field name on your certificate with pathway language in admission talk — ask school when confused.
Why GPA comes before the "dream major"
GPA does not define your worth — but it is a first key to see which doors are worth researching. Before comparing majors:
- Lock the average from the official source (moe.gov.jo / tawjihi.jo).
- Calculate it accurately in the GPA calculator.
- Open Tawjihi fields to connect field to your real subjects.
How to choose calmly
- Ask about interest and fit — not a neighbour's GPA.
- Compare three nearby majors in the same family — not a long list in one night.
- Verify admission on admhec.gov.jo — not an old screenshot.
- Defer the big decision if emotions are high; use the results-day hub.
For broader university exploration without invented numbers, browse the admissions explorer as an organizing start — then always verify officially.
One step today
After you know your GPA, open Tawjihi fields. If you need help phrasing questions, Zaki can help — without choosing for you.
