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Tawjihi cohort 2010: ministerial subjects, fields, and average

Cohort 2010 is in Grade 11 in 2026/2027 and sits Tawjihi in 2028: ministerial subjects (Arabic, Math, Islamic Education, Jordan History), the 30/70 average, and the four fields.

When does cohort 2010 sit Tawjihi, and how is the average calculated?

Cohort 2010 is in Grade 11 in 2026/2027. It sits the Grade 11 ministerial exams in 2027 and Grade 12 in 2028; dates are not published yet. The final average is out of 100: 30% from Grade 11 (Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Studies, and Jordan History) and 70% from four Grade 12 subjects in one of four fields.

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How the cohort 2010 average works

  • 30% from Grade 11 (estimate): Arabic 10, Mathematics 10, Islamic Studies 6, and Jordan History 4.
  • According to an Education Council decision reported in the news, cohort 2010 takes Mathematics instead of English in the Grade 11 ministerial block. The maximum mark per subject is not officially published yet; the split below is an estimate on the cohort 2009 pattern. Check moe.gov.jo.
  • 70% from Grade 12: four subjects by field. For cohort 2008 each subject was out of 175 (total 700). The marks per subject in the four fields are not officially published yet, so check moe.gov.jo.

Cohort 2010 fields

  • Four Grade 12 fields: Health, Science, Technology and Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Business.
  • Advanced English is a fixed subject in all four fields.
  • The Ministry announced four fields for cohorts 2009 and 2010, but the amended instructions are not in the Official Gazette yet (last checked: 2026-09-17). Final details come from moe.gov.jo and your school.

What is known about the 2027 exams

  • Cohort 2010 Grade 11 exam dates for 2027 are not published yet.
  • This cohort sits Grade 12 in 2028.

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The Ministry announced four fields for cohorts 2009 and 2010, but the amended instructions are not in the Official Gazette yet (last checked: 2026-09-17). Final details come from moe.gov.jo and your school.

Your subjects

Your ministerial subjects: Arabic, Mathematics, Islamic Education, and Jordan History; English is a school subject outside the G11 ministerial block.

Cohort 2010 Tawjihi FAQ

When are the cohort 2010 exams?

Cohort 2010 sits the Grade 11 ministerial exams in 2027 and Grade 12 in 2028. Dates are not published yet.

How is the cohort 2010 average calculated?

The final average is out of 100: 30% from the Grade 11 ministerial exams and 70% from four Grade 12 subjects.

Which Grade 11 ministerial subjects apply to cohort 2010?

According to an Education Council decision reported in the news, cohort 2010 takes Mathematics instead of English in the Grade 11 ministerial block. The maximum mark per subject is not officially published yet; the split below is an estimate on the cohort 2009 pattern. Check moe.gov.jo. Arabic 10, Mathematics 10, Islamic Studies 6, and Jordan History 4, for a total of 30.

What are the cohort 2010 fields?

Four Grade 12 fields: Health, Science, Technology and Engineering, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Business. Advanced English is a fixed subject in all four fields. The Ministry announced four fields for cohorts 2009 and 2010, but the amended instructions are not in the Official Gazette yet (last checked: 2026-09-17). Final details come from moe.gov.jo and your school.

Is there a 30% cap per field for cohort 2010?

According to Ministry statements, the 30% cap per field is counted per directorate, not per school, starts with cohort 2010, and does not apply to cohort 2009. Written ranking rules are not published yet; Grade 11 school marks matter either way.

What is the difference between cohorts 2010 and 2009?

According to the news, cohort 2010 takes Mathematics in the Grade 11 ministerial block instead of the English that cohort 2009 took, and both cohorts use the same four Grade 12 fields. The official instructions are not published yet, so check moe.gov.jo.