About us: EduQarar and how we collect the data
We help students and parents in Jordan make study decisions with correct numbers from official sources.
EduQarar is a Jordanian platform that brings education data in Jordan into one place: universities, colleges, schools and teachers, so students and parents can make study decisions on numbers from their official sources instead of searching dozens of websites.
The site is free for students and parents. This page explains where the data comes from, how we check it, and how we work out what we show.
Why EduQarar?
Choosing a university, a major or a school is one of a family's biggest decisions, and it costs thousands of dinars. Yet the information is spread over dozens of websites, posts and social pages, and much of it is old or contradictory: fees in one place, minimum averages in another, discounts in a post nobody finds.
EduQarar was founded to bring this information into one place, in clear language, with the source and the date it was checked next to every number, so students and parents can compare their options themselves and decide with confidence.
What we offer
Programmes, price per credit hour, discounts and minimum averages, and the majors open to your average and branch.
Learn more →SchoolsPrivate schools by city, area and curriculum, with fees for each grade where available.
Learn more →TeachersPrivate tutors by subject, grade and city, contacted directly with no commission.
Learn more →Student toolsThe Tawjihi average calculator, the university GPA calculator, and "What can I study with my average?" pages.
Learn more →Our principles
Every number we show has a source and a check date. Anything we have not checked is clearly marked "needs verification".
Results are ranked by what you search for, not by who pays. Sponsored results and ads are always labelled.
Search, comparison and tools are completely free, and the standard profile for schools, universities and teachers is free forever.
We do not sell your data, and we never give your number to anyone without your consent.
The founder
Diya Hroob
EduQarar was founded by Diya Hroob, a teacher at a Jordanian school, who builds and develops the platform himself.
Working in education every day, he sees how students and parents spend hours looking for university fees, school fees or a suitable teacher, only to find contradictory numbers. That is where EduQarar came from: one place, with numbers from their official sources, free for everyone who needs it.
«A study decision deserves to be built on correct information, not on guesswork.»
To contact the founder: info@eduqarar.com
How we collect the data
Where does the data come from?
- Public universities: the Unified Admission Coordination Unit guides (minimum averages, accepted branches and fields, regular and parallel fees) and the official university websites.
- Private universities and colleges: the official university websites and their official admission, fee and discount publications for each academic year.
- Schools: the schools' official websites and publications, and what a school updates itself once we confirm it manages its profile.
- Teachers: each teacher writes their own profile. EduQarar does not check it independently, and says so on every profile.
How do we check and update the data?
- We keep the source of every programme and the date it was last checked, and show both on its page.
- Official: copied as it is from the official source.
- Needs verification: we have not yet found a recent official source, or the source is older than the current year. We show it with this warning until we check it.
- We copy prices and discounts exactly as the university publishes them, and never work out a discount ourselves.
- When a university publishes new prices or minimums we update the data and keep the date of the document we used.
How do we work out the numbers we show?
- Estimated cost = credit hours × price per credit hour. It does not include registration, service, insurance or other fees.
- Price at your average: the discount band the university publishes for your average; if there is none, the programme discount; otherwise the basic price.
- Minimum average: the minimum the university or the Unified Admission Coordination Unit publishes for Jordanian students. It is a condition to apply, not a guarantee of admission: regular admission at public universities is competitive.
- Accepted branches: from each programme's official list first, then from the academic field rules the Coordination Unit publishes.
Ranking and sponsored results
- Search results are ranked by how well they match your search, or by price when you choose that, not by payment.
- A sponsored result carries a clear "Sponsored" label and appears only in searches that really match it.
- Ads on the site are clearly labelled as ads.
- In the teacher guides, featured (Pro) profiles come first and carry a Pro label.
- No institution can edit another institution's data or change official figures in its own favour.
Managing profiles and correcting mistakes
- A school or university asks to manage its profile from "My institution", and we review the request to confirm the person represents it.
- Once approved, the institution updates its data, and the profile shows the date of the last update.
- Found a mistake? Write to info@eduqarar.com with the page link and the source of the correct information, and we will review and fix it.
Contact us
- General questions and corrections: info@eduqarar.com
- Technical support and account problems: support@eduqarar.com
- Privacy and personal data requests: privacy@eduqarar.com
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