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Aswan Medical Dean Calls for Stringent Exams
The Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at Aswan University revealed that the pass rate for first-year students was 41%. This is due to the strict examination procedures and the absence of listening devices or answer exchanges within the exam halls, which truly reflects the students' actual levels. He expressed concern over the decline in students' performance over recent years, attributing it to weak supervision during exams. He also emphasized the need to implement aptitude tests before admission to medical schools, including assessments in English, Arabic, and spelling, to distinguish outstanding students and ensure their suitability for the responsibilities of a doctor.
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