The results of an analysis of a study carried out by the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) – Bahrain Medical University confirmed that academic excellence for high school students who graduated from the Bachelor of Medicine in the University during the past six years was linked to their superiority in their academic results in the guideline in government schools in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
Dr. Diklan Jennour, a first lecturer in chemistry and academic director of the admission department at Bahrain Medical University, said: “The study analysis that we did that the possibility of the success of graduates from the College of Medicine at the level of honors at the university increases with students who joined us at high cumulative rates they have in the directional stage in public schools in Bahrain, and the qualification credibility and take it is an indication of prediction In academic performance, it is very important for the university when accepting graduates of the most appropriate and efficient guidelines and who are able to fulfill the requirements of our university programs that are accurate and rigorous in the criteria and procedures of admission.
The report submitted to His Excellency Dr. Mohammed bin Mubarak Jumaa, Minister of Education and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Higher Education Council, stated a comparison of academic achievement of graduates of the guideline in exchange for academic achievement of high school graduates from international schools in the Kingdom of Bahrain, where he stressed that students of the guideline in Bahrain who obtain 6.5 and more in the IELTS exam (International English Language Test) are the same as much and efficiency The possibility of honing honors at the College of Medicine, as is the case with their students who join the university with the qualifications of A-Level and the International Baccalaureate (IB).
Professor Samir Al -Atoum, President of Bahrain Medical University, stated during his meeting with His Excellency Dr. Mohammed bin Mubarak Jumaa, Minister of Education and Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Higher Education Council, saying: “We are very happy that students from government schools in Bahrain are among the outstanding students in our College of Medicine, as many of these students achieved the highest total cumulative rate during their studies at the university, which made them qualified to obtain the honor to deliver the word of graduates during the graduation ceremony, the level of high performance For students, it gives us confidence in continuing to train doctors and distinguished nurses who will play the health care sector in Bahrain.
