No, there is no priority based on the submission date, so applying on the first day does not affect your chances compared to applying on the last day, as long as it is within the specified application period.

Priority is based on the equivalent or composite ratios, and the student’s high school graduation should not be more than five years old.

You should select "New Application."

A student who is currently enrolled in a university cannot apply through the portal unless they have withdrawn from their current university.

Students must enter 15 preferences, arranged according to their priorities. It is recommended to order the remaining preferences by importance.

Yes, you can change it using the link provided when you log in to your account on the unified electronic admission portal.

Yes, you can do so by clicking on "Edit Preferences" at the bottom of the preferences selection page.

You can send an email through the "Contact Us" link on the main page of the portal. In the message, include the applicant's name and civil registration number for the score to be updated. You should be able to log in after the update within 24 hours.

You can obtain your score from the National Center for Assessment's website (http://www.qiyas.org). The highest score you achieved in the general aptitude test will be considered for admission.

Non-Saudi students with Saudi mothers are treated as Saudi students. The student must enter their civil registration number from their residency permit and their mother's civil registration number. Upon acceptance, they must send the original high school certificate along with copies of their residency permit, passport, birth certificate, and their mother’s ID card through express mail within the specified period, along with the admission application form.