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GMC Registration Opens Amid Student Acceptance Crisis
Members of the Medical Syndicate discussed, during the new general assembly, the admission policies for medical colleges in Egypt. The focus was on the admission crisis, where some international colleges accept students with a minimum score of 50%. The meeting also approved recommendations calling for an end to the haphazard expansion of medical colleges, emphasizing the need for an integrated university hospital to support practical training. Additionally, they stressed the importance of setting a minimum admission score for private and community colleges, not exceeding five percentage points above the minimum score in public universities. The assembly also discussed proposals related to student admission regulations and the development of medical education quality in Egypt.
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