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Low success rates in Egyptian secondary school exams raise doubts about their results
Medical colleges in Upper Egypt are facing a decline in success rates during the first year of internship, with success rates dropping below 40% at Sohag and Assiut Universities. Cases of mass cheating have reoccurred, impacting the results. The universities affirmed that these results reflect the implementation of fair and transparent evaluation standards, amid warnings that cheating affects the quality of graduation and the ability of future doctors to serve the community. These phenomena occur at a time when the government is enacting strict measures to combat cheating in high school and college examinations.
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