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High school literature students enter medical schools a surprise from doctors
The head of the Medical Syndicate, Dr. Osama Abdel Hai, revealed the existence of cases where Egyptian students from the literature section are enrolling in medical faculties, especially after returning from studying in Ukraine following the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war. It has been observed that some of these students have used their high school certificates from the literature section to gain admission to medical colleges, which raises concerns about the availability of the necessary scientific foundation to ensure quality education and professional competence. The Medical Syndicate is currently reviewing the admission criteria in cooperation with medical experts to establish strict regulations that ensure students meet the required scientific prerequisites for specialization. There is also the possibility of issuing legislative amendments to regulate enrollment processes in medical colleges more precisely. The aim of these measures is to protect the quality of medical education and to ensure students are adequately prepared for the profession, particularly given the calls to review the current acceptance standards, which permit students with low success rates to enroll.
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