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Aswan University: First-year med success decline normal
The President of Aswan University, Dr. Mohamed Abdel Azim, affirmed that the decline in success rates among first-year students in the College of Medicine this year is neither an unusual nor exceptional phenomenon, despite its relative increase. He clarified that the difficulty of university studies—due to intensive scientific content and assessment methods differing from those of high school—contributes to the lower success rates. The success rate in the College of Medicine has reached approximately 41%, and is expected to rise to between 50% and 60% after the second semester exams, which give students an opportunity to improve their results. The university is conducting studies to analyze the reasons behind this decline and to improve outcomes in the coming years, by implementing a second semester system and standardizing regulations across universities.
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