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Doctor's syndicate criticizes medical college admissions
The head of the Medical Syndicate, Dr. Osama Abdul Hai, criticized the acceptance criteria for medical students in some international universities in Egypt, where some institutions allow students with as little as 50% to enroll, despite top students being unable to join medical colleges in Egypt. He also criticized the acceptance of international students in Egypt at a rate of 70%, emphasizing that there are intelligent young people with 100% international certificates who cannot enter medical schools, while students with significantly lower grades are admitted, leading to unfairness. Abdul Hai called on the government to conduct a comprehensive evaluation and implement intensive programs to educate these students, stressing that the practice of the medical profession requires higher academic standards to ensure the quality of public health.
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