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Published: July 2026

University Orientation in Tunisia 2026: Official Dates, Advice and an Alternative If Your Score Doesn't Get You Into Your Field

University orientation is one of the most important steps after passing the Baccalaureate in Tunisia. For the 2026 session, the Ministry announced that the main university orientation round will run from July 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM to July 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM. During this period, every student must make their choices on the official orientation platform.

International students working together on their laptops

The main steps of university orientation

Before confirming your choices, make sure to:

  • Check your orientation score.
  • Carefully review the available fields of study.
  • Check the universities and institutions.
  • Update your phone number to receive access codes if needed.
  • Finalize your choices before the deadline.

Taking the time to compare the different fields of study is essential, as these decisions will affect your professional future.

What to do if your score doesn't get you into your dream field?

Every year, thousands of students pass the Baccalaureate but cannot get into the field they want in Tunisia. For example:

  • Medicine
  • Dental medicine
  • Pharmacy
  • Engineering
  • Computer science
  • Architecture
  • International relations
  • Aviation
  • Medical sciences

When the score is not high enough, many think they have no options left. Yet there is a serious, recognized alternative: studying abroad.

Studying in Russia: a real alternative

Russia welcomes thousands of international students every year at recognized universities.

Depending on the field and university chosen, it is often possible to access highly sought-after programs without the same score constraints as in Tunisia.

The advantages are numerous:

  • Wide choice of specialties.
  • Internationally recognized universities.
  • Tuition fees often more affordable than in many other countries.
  • Student housing available.
  • Administrative support.
  • Preparatory year in Russian when needed.

RusStudy supports you from A to Z

At RusStudy, we help Tunisian students pursue higher education in Russia.

We take care of:

  • Choosing the university that fits your project.
  • Finding the specialty that matches your goals.
  • Preparing your admission file.
  • Obtaining the official invitation.
  • Student visa procedures.
  • Arrival in Russia.
  • Housing.
  • Support until you are fully settled.

Our goal is to help you achieve your study plans, even if your orientation score in Tunisia doesn't allow you to get into the field you want.

Contact RusStudy

If you want to study medicine, engineering, computer science, pharmacy, aviation, or any other specialty, contact our team for a free assessment of your project.

Don't give up your dream just because of an orientation score. There is another way.

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