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Greece: University Admission Scores for 2026 to Be Announced Today
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Greece: University Admission Scores for 2026 to Be Announced Today

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • University admission base scores for 2026 in Greece are expected to be announced after 11:00 AM today.
  • Candidates can check their results online or via SMS if registered with the Ministry of Education's service.
  • Preliminary estimates suggest a slight decrease in scores for Law and Psychology, while Engineering and Medical school scores may rise.

Thousands of Greek students and their families await the announcement of the 2026 university admission base scores, which are scheduled for release today after 11:00 AM. The Ministry of Education will make the results available online, with registered candidates also receiving an SMS notification on their mobile phones.

This year's announcement comes a few days earlier than usual, allowing successful candidates and their families more time for relocation and accommodation arrangements. Early estimates from ERT indicate potential shifts across different academic fields. The first scientific field, encompassing Law and Psychology, is expected to see a slight decline in base scores. This could impact highly sought-after programs within these disciplines.

Conversely, the second scientific field, which includes Engineering schools, anticipates an upward trend in base scores. This is attributed to improved candidate performance in Physics and Mathematics, suggesting increased competition for technical university places. Similarly, Medical schools within the third scientific field are also projected to experience higher base scores compared to the previous year. For the fourth scientific field, covering Economics and Informatics, experts predict moderate fluctuations in base scores, varying by specific department demand.

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Originally published by Ta Nea in Greek. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.