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Foreign presence hits 50% in some medical colleges
Dr. Osama Abdel Hay, head of the Medical Syndicate, stated that increasing the number of students with equivalent certificates from abroad and dividing seats among Egyptian students creates disparities due to the limited acceptance rate of only 5%. He explained that students holding parallel certificates such as I.G. and STEM face difficulties entering Egyptian medical schools. He proposed setting a minimum acceptance score to integrate these students into the general admissions process, aiming to ensure fairness in their opportunities. He also supported the Egyptian initiative to educate foreigners in medical colleges, provided a specific quota is allocated for them in public universities. However, he emphasized that their proportion should not reach 50%, as it would negatively impact opportunities for Egyptian students. He suggested that the quota should be maintained between 10% and 15%.
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