Sana'a:Al-Aqsa Academy for Modern Medical and Applied Sciences has commenced admission exams for its inaugural batch of medical students. These exams are for male and female applicants aiming to join the Human Medicine College's general program for the 2026-2027 academic year.
According to Yemen News Agency, the admission process followed a two-week online registration through the Ministry of Education and Scientific Research's official portal, adhering to approved procedures. Brig. Gen. Dr. Abdulmalik Al-Sailami, Executive Director of Al-Aqsa Modern Medical City and Director of Medical Services, alongside Academy President Dr. Yasser Abdul-Mughni and Deputy Director of Medical Services Brig. Gen. Dr. Abdul-Wasea Al-Salwi, oversaw the exams, examining the progress, preparations, and organizational aspects.
Dr. Abdul-Mughni highlighted that these exams represent the first admission competition for the academy's initial group of medical students and are crucial for launching its academic programs. He emphasized the academy's dedication to fair admission standards and equal opportunities, ensuring student selection based on established academic criteria.
Registration is still open for the Human Medicine College under both the parallel and self-funded systems, as well as for other colleges and specializations. The academy plans to conduct admission exams for other programs in the coming days, in accordance with the dates set by the Academy Council.
Dr. Abdul-Mughni also noted the academy's goal to deliver medical education in Arabic, while incorporating foreign-language medical terminology to enhance students' language and scientific skills, preparing them for the Medical TOEFL examination.
