Which certificate are you applying with?
We compare your percentage with the 2026 admission percentage in the same list only — the lists are separate competitions on different scales.
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Sudan has been at war since April 2023 and many universities have moved teaching elsewhere; a town named in a programme is where the ministry's 2026 list places it, not necessarily where it is taught now.
The ministry publishes eight lists. The general list is for the Sudanese secondary certificate. The state-quota list is for students from the state concerned: the admission rules keep half the planned places at government institutions in the less-developed states for that state's students. The other six lists are headed by a country (Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Oman, Qatar, “other countries”) or by “foreign certificates”; the file doesn't say who each is for, but the admission rules admit Arab and foreign secondary certificates on a quota system with the percentage worked out from that certificate, and that is how we read them. Each list is a separate competition, so a percentage is only ever compared within its own list.
Source: Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research (Sudan), General Administration for Admission and Certificate Evaluation and Attestation — 2026 admission results (نتيجة القبول العام للشهادة السودانية للعام 2026م) and the 2026–27 admission guide, read 20 October 2026. Figures re-keyed by CollegeMatcher as facts from an official document (Copyright and Neighbouring Rights Protection Act 2013, s.6). English university names, stream tags, subject fields and bands are ours; programme names are left in Arabic as published.