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Doctors' Syndicate Explains First-Year Success Drop
Dr. Gamal Amira, the Vice President of the Medical Syndicate, revealed that the low success rates among first-year medical students in Egypt are due to the widespread phenomenon of mass cheating, especially in Upper Egypt. He also noted that some students with high scores in the General Secondary Education Exam are not actually qualified to study medicine. He emphasized the importance of aligning university studies with students’ aspirations and not relying solely on their final grades. Additionally, he proposed implementing a preparatory test before admission to medical colleges, similar to practices in some countries around the world, to assess students’ thinking levels, their ability to study medical sciences, and their proficiency in the English language.
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