New students 2026-2027

Admission percentages and minimum grade requirements for 2026 for the Upper Valley Institutes, which are divided into two systems: the old system and the current system. Each system is further divided into two sections: Science and Arts.

1. Upper Valley Institutes — 2026

Science Section

Engineering: 67.34% (Grade: 215.5)

Information Systems: 54.22% (Grade: 173.5)

Accounting: 51.25% (Grade: 164.0)

Marketing and Business Administration: 50.00% (Grade: 160.0)

Banking and Investment: 50.00% (Grade: 160.0)

Arts Section

Information Systems: 57.03% (Grade: 182.5)

Accounting: 54.38% (Grade: 174.0)

Marketing and Business Administration: 53.44% (Grade: 171.0)
Banking and Investment: 53.28% (Grade: 170.5)

2. General Secondary Certificate - Old System

Science Division
Engineering: 62.21% (Grade: 255.1)
Information Systems: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Accounting: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Marketing and Business Administration: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Banking and Investment: 50.00% (Grade: 205)

Arts Division
Information Systems: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Accounting: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Marketing and Business Administration: 50.00% (Grade: 205)
Banking and Investment: 50.00% (Grade: 205

Required Documents for Application:

First: For nominated students:

Nomination card (printed from the electronic coordination website).

Original student qualification certificate.

Original computerized birth certificate (national ID number).

Seven (7) recent passport-size photos.

Copy of national ID card.

Electricity, gas, or water bill to prove address.

Landline telephone bill (if available).

For male students:

Form (2 Jund).

Form (6 Jund) for students aged 18 and above.

If the student is under 18, a juvenile form is required.

If Form (6 Jund) is lost, Form (7 Jund) stamped by the recruitment office must be submitted.

Second: For special categories of students:

Students transferring from equivalent institutes:

In addition to the above documents:

An official student transcript.

A statement of grades for the subjects studied, along with the course syllabus for each subject.

2- Transferred Students From non-equivalent institutions:

In addition to the above documents:

An official student status statement.

3- Students nominated to other institutions who wish to transfer to the institute:

In addition to the above documents:

The original nomination card from the other institution to which the student was nominated.

An official statement from the other institution confirming that the student is not enrolled there.

4- Students dismissed from equivalent institutes (generally in the commercial sector):

Students dismissed from equivalent institutes are not accepted at the institute.

Application and Tuition Payment Procedures at Upper Valley Institutes

Go to the Student Affairs Department:

The student or their guardian should go to the Student Affairs Department, after preparing the required documents, to fill out the application form, which includes the student's information.

Submitting Documents:
The documents should be submitted to the designated staff member in the first year.

Paying Tuition Fees:

First-year students: Tuition fees are paid during the application process at the institute, either in cash or through the Fawry machine available on campus.

Advanced students (below the first year):

Tuition fees are paid through any branch of the Egyptian Bank. Gulf Bank (EGBANK).

After payment, the student sends a photo of the payment receipt via their academic email to the Finance Department's email address: mang.finance@sva.edu.eg

The student must include their complete contact information in the email.

Obtaining the class schedule:
After completing the previous steps, the student goes to the Advising Office to collect their class schedule.

Obtaining the academic email:
The student goes to the E-Learning Department to collect their academic email, through which they can also view their class schedule.

Receiving the university ID card:
Finally, the student receives their university ID card for the academic year.