What can I study
with my GPA?
Enter your GPA and discover all available university majors across Jordanian universities—categorized by acceptance chance.
Admissions explorer FAQ
I have a university-level GPA but scored 70 in one subject. Can I still get in?
A 70% in a passed subject already sits inside your GPA and does not, by itself, block admission. The 2026/2027 admission policy requires every subject mark to be at least 50% of its maximum (for example, 70 out of 175 is below 50%); after that, unified admission competes on final GPA plus field and major rules. Enter GPA here to compare it with 2025 admission cutoffs for planning only, then verify on admhec.gov.jo. Field eligibility follows the six-field 2026/2027 admission policy; the four-field model for cohorts 2009 and 2010 is reported in the news only and has no admission policy yet.
How do I use the Admissions Explorer?
Enter your expected or actual GPA, then use filters to narrow majors by field or acceptance chance. The tool categorizes majors as historical matches, near historical cutoffs, or below historical cutoffs.
Are the admission rates accurate?
The figures come from the Unified Admission Unit table of 2025 competitive minimums, with a few University of Jordan figures from 2024. They are not a full national catalog. Rates change yearly; always verify on admhec.gov.jo and with each university.
What does "Near a historical cutoff" mean?
"Near a historical cutoff" means your GPA is within 3% below the lowest displayed historical cutoff. It is a planning signal, not an admission promise.
Does the tool include private universities?
No. The explorer shows only a sample of public universities under unified admission. Private universities (such as PSUT) use direct admission with different rules and are not listed here.