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Physicians: Some students with high school diplomas joined after 50% acceptance
The head of the Medical Syndicate, Osama Abdul Hady, revealed that the syndicate is working on preparing a proposal to amend the regulations governing the admission of students to medical schools in the branches of international universities. This is due to the acceptance of some students with a minimum of 50% in high school, which threatens the quality of medical education in Egypt. He pointed out concerns about the impact this could have on the future quality of doctors, especially since some students with high school certificates from the literary section are enrolling in medical colleges, rather than from the scientific section. This situation reflects a harm to the standards of medical education and its outcomes. He clarified that the syndicate is studying legislative solutions to regulate admissions in a way that ensures high standards, with the possibility of taking further measures if necessary, all aimed at preserving the quality of medical education in Egypt.
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