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Tawjihi is Jordan’s general secondary national exam. This exam is a mandatory educational requirement for all students who plan to attend a Jordanian university or expect to work in Jordan’s public or private sector after graduation from a university abroad. In order to obtain equivalency, students must fulfill all graduation requirements of the ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡ AND complete one of the following external examination options.
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Options towards Tawjihi Equivalency:
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Option One:
Six ACT International Subject Tests minimum score 16 out of 36 /SAT subject tests with a minimum score of 450 out of 800 for the SAT, with a provided that a minimum three of them to be scientific with one mathematics (M2) for the Scientific Stream equivalency, and the overall percentage will be calculated as follow:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 75% from ACT International/SAT Subject Test scores
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Option Two:
Four ACT International/SAT Subject Tests + One Advanced Placement (AP), Or Four SAT Subject Tests + ACT Test
Provided that a minimum three of them to be scientific with one mathematics for the Scientific Stream equivalency, and the overall percentage will be calculated as follow:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 50% from ACT International Subject Tests/SAT Subject Test scores
- 25% from either AP or ACT
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Option Three:
Two ACT International/SAT Subject Tests + Two AP’s
Provided that both AP’s must be scientific for the scientific equivalency and the overall percentage is calculated as follows:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 25% from ACT International/SAT Subject Test scores
- 50% from AP’s scores
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Option Four:
Three AP’s
Provided that TWO of the AP’s must be scientific for the scientific equivalency and the overall percentage is calculated as follows:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 75% from AP’s scores
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Option Five:
Two AP’s + ACT
Provided that Both AP’s must be scientific for the scientific equivalency and the overall percentage is calculated as follows:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 50% from AP’s scores
- 25% from ACT
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Option Six:
Two ACT International Subject Tests/SAT Subject Tests + One AP + ACT
Provided that Both ACT International Subject Tests/SAT Subject Tests and the AP’s must be scientific with one Mathematics for the scientific equivalency and the overall percentage is calculated as follows:
- 25% from school scores divided evenly between grades 10, 11 and 12
- 25% SAT Subject Tests scores
- 25% from AP
- 25% from ACT
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Those who do not wish to calculate the school marks of grades 10, 11 &12 (which make up 25%) towards the Tawjihi Equivalency can replace them with one of the following options:
- Two exams for the ACT International/SAT Subject Tests
- One AP Exam
- ACT Exam
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