Tawjihi (Arabic: امتحان شهادة الدراسة الثانوية العامة), also known as the General Secondary Education Certificate Examination, is the national secondary school examination in Jordan and Palestine. It is taken at the end of upper secondary education.

Traditionally, Tawjihi concluded two years of secondary education (Grade 12) following ten years of basic schooling. It was conducted in specific academic (e.g., scientific, literary) or vocational streams.

As of the 2024–2025 academic year, the Jordanian Ministry of Education restructured the system. Tawjihi is now a two-year program covering Grades 11 and 12, with students selecting either academic or vocational (BTEC) tracks in Grade 9.

The main fields and required subjects (examined subjects only) are:

Students who fail a Grade 11 subject may retake it in Grade 12 without affecting university eligibility.

Admission to higher education is determined by Tawjihi scores. Competitive fields, such as medicine and engineering, generally require high averages (typically 85% or above). The restructured Tawjihi program began in the 2024–2025 academic year; the first cohort under this system will graduate in 2026.

Students may select optional subjects from the following list (no duplicates allowed):

All students are required to take "Digital Skills," which is examined by the school and does not count toward the four selected optional subjects.