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The results for the first-year students at the Faculty of Medicine, Qena University, for the 2025/2026 academic year, showed that only 33% of students passed, while 67% failed. This marks a significant decline compared to the previous year, which recorded a success rate of 38.4%. The university confirmed that the grading process was conducted in accordance with academic standards, and that the high failure rate reflects the institution's commitment to maintaining scientific standards and ensuring strict assessment of students. No graduation certificates will be awarded to those who do not meet the minimum required knowledge and skills, in order to ensure the training of qualified doctors to serve the community. This comes after repeated low success rates last year, demonstrating the university’s dedication to applying rigorous standards to guarantee the quality of education and evaluation.
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