Doctors advise against admitting students with 50% in foreign medical programs
The General Syndicate of Physicians warned against accepting students to study medicine with a minimum score of 50% at international universities located in Eastern Europe, as this violates the minimum requirements established for medical college admissions in Egypt. They emphasized that the admission systems in these universities do not require the minimum Syrian equivalent in Egypt, which increases the risks to the quality of education and clinical training, and poses a threat to the Egyptian medical education system. The syndicate called for applying Egyptian standards to all colleges, including training conditions and university hospitals. They also confirmed their rejection of any colleges that do not comply with Egyptian requirements, threatening to revoke accreditation for any separate admission systems that undermine educational quality and student professionalism.
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