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Parliament Member Details Exclusion of 85 Students from East Port Said Medical School
MP Ahmed Fergali revealed that 85 students were excluded from admission to the College of Medicine at the University of East Port Said, despite having completed registration procedures and paid the fees. This was due to the decision by the Supreme Council of Universities to limit the number of admitted students to 300, which led to the exclusion of students whose scores ranged between 88% and 91%. He explained that the issue is not about the total number of students or admission requirements, but rather the capacity of the university hospital to accommodate the students. Efforts are underway to improve the hospital's readiness through accreditation procedures. The Head of the Medical Syndicate emphasized the need to facilitate accreditation processes to resolve the crisis faced by students due to the hospital's unpreparedness.
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