Kuwait University announces registration dates for the Academic Aptitude Test for Grade 12 students

Kuwait University announced the start of electronic registration for the Academic Aptitude Test for Grade 12 students starting October 6, with exam dates set for November and December.
Translated by Qiyas from القبس — Original source
Kuwait University announced the registration schedule for the Academic Aptitude Test (National Unified Test / First Opportunity) for Grade 12 students, which is scheduled to be held on Saturdays falling on November 7, November 21, and December 5 of next year. In a press statement issued on Tuesday, the university said that registration will begin on October 6 at 10:00 a.m. for Kuwaiti students who have not previously registered for the Academic Aptitude Test. Registration will then be opened to all Kuwaiti students starting on October 8 at 9:00 a.m.
The university added that registration will be open to all categories of Kuwaiti and non-Kuwaiti students beginning on October 12 at 9:00 a.m., urging Grade 12 students or their equivalents, as well as high school graduates wishing to take the Academic Aptitude Test, to register through the electronic registration system.
It clarified that the registration process involves entering the student’s data and paying a fee of 10 dinars per test using a K-NET debit card, followed by printing the test admission ticket to identify the test venue. The university noted that the first two days of the registration period are reserved for Kuwaiti students who have not previously taken the test, and that students whose personal data are not available in the registration system can follow the instructions for creating a new user account.
The university emphasized that registration and any modifications to it can only be made through the electronic registration system, and stressed the importance of students adhering to and complying with all instructions regarding test day. It also pointed out that taking the Academic Aptitude Test does not guarantee admission to Kuwait University, and that test registration fees are non-refundable once collected.