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Medical college in Admin Capital faces doctor opposition
Reports indicate that some international universities, including Egyptian ones, are opening their doors to students interested in studying medicine with relatively low secondary school scores, as low as 50%. These students are admitted through preparatory programs or foundational courses that help them get ready for university-level studies. This move has sparked widespread controversy, with experts and doctors opposing it, arguing that accepting students with such academic levels could negatively impact the quality of future physicians and the standard of healthcare. Additionally, Egyptian law requires that a student holding a bachelor's degree in medicine and surgery must have completed mandatory training according to legal frameworks. Union representatives believe this ensures a certain level of competence and emphasize the need to adhere to high standards for admission to the medical profession.
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