Panhellenic 2026: Candidates From 12 More Affected Areas in the Special Admission Regime to Universities
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The supporting documents required for the inclusion of candidates in the special percentage of this category will be submitted to the Secondary Education Directorates to which the affected areas belong.
Candidates of the 2026 Panhellenic Examinations from the Municipality of Artaia are included in the special admission regime to Higher Education. The regulation applies to students and graduates of General and Vocational High Schools and provides for admission to universities in excess of the number of entrants, with a special rate of up to 2%. The forecast is linked to the natural disasters that hit the... More www.ertnews.gr
12 new areas are included in the list of those affected by natural disasters. The list concerns students and graduates of GEL and EPAL and their admission to higher education for the academic year 2025-2026. As announced by the Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports, these are the following municipalities: Municipality of Kropia of the Regional Unit of East Attica Municipality […] The article 12 new areas in the list of affected are…
Students and graduates of the JHL and EPAL of the affected areas will be admitted in excess of the number of entrants to the Universities
The Ministry of Education, Religious Affairs and Sports is taking care of students and graduates from twelve other areas affected by natural disasters, so that they can enter Higher Education. Specifically, it announced that, according to… Students from 12 other areas affected by natural disasters in Higher Education - NAFTEMPORIKI
Candidates who participated in the Panhellenic Examinations of June 2026 will be able to be admitted in excess of the number of admitted candidates, with the special percentage to be determined by a later ministerial decision and not to exceed 2% per Lyceum category. The post Panhellenic Examinations 2026: Beneficiaries for admission to universities from 12 areas affected by natural disasters appeared first on iPaideia.gr.
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