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Thursday, July 30, 2009
What was your Tawjihi score, and where are you now?
Share with us. Share with us, especially if you sucked at Tawjihi but are having a relatively successful life now.
I never made it to tawjihi. If I did, I think they would have disqualified me as mastermind of the most elaborate cheating scheme to ever be uncovered in the history of tawjihi in the Kingdom.
today, I am the founder of the mab3oos foundation: Helping inner city youth develop SAT cheating skills.
92.7 I'm in my fourth year in pharmacy right now in university ..and i wish if i didnt make it in tawjeehi and failed and stay in home rather than studying this ********
hey mab3oos wallak zayee ... i didn't even make it to tawjihi and if i would've i would have failed miserably, unlike you i wouldn't even bother thinking about a cheating scheme, too much wasted energy
96.5, did the most "underachiever" thing that our society could possibly consider. The only college in JU that actually doesn't require a score, Fine Arts! I had to actually get my dad to get the idiot in the registration department to actually agree to let me do what I wanted to do.
Of course I'm now an designer :)
Scores are the most irrelevant things in the world. In the end it's just a stupid system devised to see who's IQ smart and give them some lime light cause they're stepped all over in real life. Those with the street smarts are the ones that got life going for them.
Yes it looks like the ones most happy in their lives are those who scored from mid-70s to high 80s LOL
I didn't do Tawjihi, did GCE instead, was not el tosheh don't listen to the rumors London is spreading hehe
Roba... good you did what you liked, I know some guys who went to medicine just because they could and they hated (and still hate) their life.
Naddoush... I'll just copy what kinzi said about Tawjihi: (Non-Arab readers, the Tawjihi is an end-of-the-year exam taken by seniors in high school, something like the SAT. The higher the percentage you make, the more prestigious and well-paying career you can study for. I think something like 96% and above you can be a doctor, 94% a dentist, 92% a phamacist. If you don’t make a certain percentage, you won’t go to university period, unless you have connections. Those who fail can take it again.)
97.1% from Palestine and a PhD degree, working in semiconductors. I wish I got 70% and went to business school (Tejaraaaaaaa), I would have been a General Manager by now.
if the 90+ score in tawjihi does not reflect your over all performance in school in general, but only your last year in school, then yes, u ll end up hating whatever direction u end up in because it will mostly be above ur ability , and it will most likely be the choice of the ppl around you (parents) rather than your own choice.
my parents wanted me to be a doctor, my score didnt allow it (thank god) I could have gotten into pharmacy or engineering which would have pleased my parents, but i didnt because i didnt want to, because am a woman (i.e. not expected to take the financial responsibilities a man would), but most importantly because of the unusual series of acts of fate that shaped that period of my life... physics was my choice, you have no idea how wonderful it is to look at the world from that point of view :)
-1986 Kuwait (69.9%) -1988 Algeria Medical school (in French) drop out. -2005 USA Bachelors in Business Administration. -2007 USA Masters of Science in Management. -2008 Kuwait Client Services @ Global Investment House. -2009 Jordan Regional Sales Manager at Taameer Kuwait.
Degrees are only door openers, it all depends on your work ethics and the right attitude.
79.3 - Jordan , i failed Math and Chemistry ,did them again the next semester n went to studyin Actuarial Science-Math deptmt ,lol wise choice i know . started a small business abroad after i graduated,now back home still lookin for a freakin job, moral of the story,tawjeehi grade has nothing to do with how successful or not you're gonna be .
96.4 Science stream, UAE (and no it wasn't easy since that's what most people think) in fact, had I stayed in Jordan, I would've gotten +97%..
I've always wanted Medicine, been a dream practicaly all my life.. it went down the drain. My parents aren't your typical Arab parents, the don't want me to go for Medicine and kill whatever life I have, or will have (they won't pressure, but rather not). I dropped my Medicine dream after months of thinking and decided to stick to English Language and Literature, something I'll be able to master completely until my PhD etc... can't see myself in any other field even though everyone I know thinks I'm crazy wasting my mind and scientific studies and going for English...
So I'm a Freshman, applied to the University of Jordan just now really even though I got my acceptance and half scholarship at The American University of Sharjah..
I'm letting things "flow" I guess... never been so confused. Lost is an expression -_-
ill but my brother score 69.8 he is now an accountant wih phd degree and 2 jobs with high salary in both and i get 90.2 im a doctor M.D and i get half what he get lol
Since sharing is caring ,I got 96.7
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I never made it to tawjihi. If I did, I think they would have disqualified me as mastermind of the most elaborate cheating scheme to ever be uncovered in the history of tawjihi in the Kingdom.
ReplyDeletetoday, I am the founder of the mab3oos foundation: Helping inner city youth develop SAT cheating skills.
Anon... and what are you doing now?
ReplyDeletemaf3oos... Alla ywafgak yakhooy bel shogol elli betsaweeh
I got 73.4 :S
ReplyDeleteI'm now the head of the programming & statistics departments :D
i got 88.7 and was roasted by relatives for not making it to the 90s .. working now as an application engineer
ReplyDeleteSince I'm not Jordanian I haven't done Tawjihi...
ReplyDeleteWhat is considered a good score?
mine was 97.1% from kuwait, and now i am looking for a job since the begining of the year
ReplyDelete92.7 I'm in my fourth year in pharmacy right now in university ..and i wish if i didnt make it in tawjeehi and failed and stay in home rather than studying this ********
ReplyDelete96.5....wannabe editor
ReplyDeleteI got 95.6 and now I am a second year PhD student.
ReplyDeletegot 95.5 from kuwait, currently a PhD physics student in the morning, IT support in the evening.
ReplyDeletewhat about you hareega?
Anyone familiar with the word "Tosshhii"?
ReplyDelete7areega kan el toshhiii!!
97.1. An unfortunate 6th year med student at JU
ReplyDeletehey mab3oos wallak zayee ... i didn't even make it to tawjihi and if i would've i would have failed miserably, unlike you i wouldn't even bother thinking about a cheating scheme, too much wasted energy
ReplyDelete69% currently assistant project manager with a Msc just graduated.
ReplyDelete98.7 .
ReplyDeleteand currently in the realm of the damned ! Second year medical student @ UJ !
ka2ino kol ili bil 90s mish 3ajebhom il wade3 lol..
ReplyDeletebambam, we are too cool for this tawjihi thing. I really feel bad for the miserable days and nights they spent memorizing books.
ReplyDelete96.5, did the most "underachiever" thing that our society could possibly consider. The only college in JU that actually doesn't require a score, Fine Arts!
ReplyDeleteI had to actually get my dad to get the idiot in the registration department to actually agree to let me do what I wanted to do.
Of course I'm now an designer :)
Scores are the most irrelevant things in the world. In the end it's just a stupid system devised to see who's IQ smart and give them some lime light cause they're stepped all over in real life. Those with the street smarts are the ones that got life going for them.
Yes it looks like the ones most happy in their lives are those who scored from mid-70s to high 80s LOL
ReplyDeleteI didn't do Tawjihi, did GCE instead, was not el tosheh don't listen to the rumors London is spreading hehe
Roba... good you did what you liked, I know some guys who went to medicine just because they could and they hated (and still hate) their life.
Naddoush... I'll just copy what kinzi said about Tawjihi: (Non-Arab readers, the Tawjihi is an end-of-the-year exam taken by seniors in high school, something like the SAT. The higher the percentage you make, the more prestigious and well-paying career you can study for. I think something like 96% and above you can be a doctor, 94% a dentist, 92% a phamacist. If you don’t make a certain percentage, you won’t go to university period, unless you have connections. Those who fail can take it again.)
97.1% from Palestine and a PhD degree, working in semiconductors. I wish I got 70% and went to business school (Tejaraaaaaaa), I would have been a General Manager by now.
ReplyDelete86.3% was it? or 86.6%..wow I dont even remember..
ReplyDeleteGraduated Mech. Engineering , next step a master degree in renewable energies and finally revolutionize Jordan :)
if the 90+ score in tawjihi does not reflect your over all performance in school in general, but only your last year in school, then yes, u ll end up hating whatever direction u end up in because it will mostly be above ur ability , and it will most likely be the choice of the ppl around you (parents) rather than your own choice.
ReplyDeletemy parents wanted me to be a doctor, my score didnt allow it (thank god) I could have gotten into pharmacy or engineering which would have pleased my parents, but i didnt because i didnt want to, because am a woman (i.e. not expected to take the financial responsibilities a man would),
but most importantly because of the unusual series of acts of fate that shaped that period of my life...
physics was my choice, you have no idea how wonderful it is to look at the world from that point of view :)
-1986 Kuwait (69.9%)
ReplyDelete-1988 Algeria Medical school (in French) drop out.
-2005 USA Bachelors in Business Administration.
-2007 USA Masters of Science in Management.
-2008 Kuwait Client Services @ Global Investment House.
-2009 Jordan Regional Sales Manager at Taameer Kuwait.
Degrees are only door openers, it all depends on your work ethics and the right attitude.
Got 98.8 , Saudi Arabia.
ReplyDeleteGraduated last year as an MD , now an Intern!
79.3 - Jordan , i failed Math and Chemistry ,did them again the next semester n went to studyin Actuarial Science-Math deptmt ,lol wise choice i know .
ReplyDeletestarted a small business abroad after i graduated,now back home still lookin for a freakin job,
moral of the story,tawjeehi grade has nothing to do with how successful or not you're gonna be .
96.4 Science stream, UAE (and no it wasn't easy since that's what most people think) in fact, had I stayed in Jordan, I would've gotten +97%..
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted Medicine, been a dream practicaly all my life.. it went down the drain. My parents aren't your typical Arab parents, the don't want me to go for Medicine and kill whatever life I have, or will have (they won't pressure, but rather not). I dropped my Medicine dream after months of thinking and decided to stick to English Language and Literature, something I'll be able to master completely until my PhD etc... can't see myself in any other field even though everyone I know thinks I'm crazy wasting my mind and scientific studies and going for English...
So I'm a Freshman, applied to the University of Jordan just now really even though I got my acceptance and half scholarship at The American University of Sharjah..
I'm letting things "flow" I guess... never been so confused. Lost is an expression -_-
ill but my brother score 69.8 he is now an accountant wih phd degree and 2 jobs with high salary in both and i get 90.2 im a doctor M.D and i get half what he get lol
ReplyDeletehalawa it is th best what you did medicine is the wasting of life ask me i have no social life or even any life at all wish u the best
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ReplyDeleteT dayman raf3a rase!
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ReplyDeleteuh
I think around 60 something cough :P
LOL!
Then I ended with GPA 3.22 in uni
98.7 . and currently in the realm of the damned ! Second year medical student @ UJ !
ReplyDelete96.5....wannabe editor
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