Faculty of Sports Science Launches Skill Tests with Tight Oversight to Ensure Transparency and Student Support


   Faculty of Sports Science officially launched the first day of its skill tests for male applicants seeking admission to the faculty, implementing well-organized procedures designed to ensure accuracy, fairness, and a smooth testing process.
   Prof. Hany Sa’eed, Faculty Dean, conducted an extensive inspection tour to monitor the progress of the examinations and oversee all stages of implementation. He was accompanied by Prof. Heba Rawhy, Vice Dean for Community Service and Environmental Development; Prof. Fatema Bassiouny, Vice Dean for Education and Student Affairs; and Prof. Sherif Saleh.
   During the visit, the leadership team reviewed each step of the admission process, beginning with welcoming students at the faculty gates and guiding them to designated lecture halls to complete administrative procedures. Applicants then underwent a preliminary medical examination, height and weight measurements, body mass index (BMI) assessment, and posture evaluation to determine physical alignment and identify any postural abnormalities.
   The testing process also included a personal interview designed to assess applicants' psychological characteristics, overall appearance, communication skills, and interpersonal abilities.
   In addition, faculty officials emphasized that the successful completion of the first day reflected the collective efforts of all staff involved. They reaffirmed the commitment of the faculty to continuous supervision of the examination committees to ensure equal opportunities for all applicants in accordance with approved ministerial and university regulations.
   The faculty also reassured students and parents that the admission process is based on fairness and transparency, welcoming applicants who demonstrate the physical, mental, and personal qualities required to excel in the field of physical education, while wishing all candidates success in their academic journey.


7/21/2026