Sana'a: More than 3,200 male and female students took the entrance exams today to compete for 150 places in the general program at the Faculty of Medicine, Sana'a University, for the academic year 1448 AH (2026-2027 CE). According to Yemen News Agency, the Vice President of Sana'a University for Student Affairs, Dr. Mohammed Shukri, along with the Assistant to the President for Media Affairs, Adel Al-Hababi, inspected the entrance exams. These exams were conducted at the Faculty of Medicine's electronic testing center. The center is equipped with more than 1,700 computers that meet high technical specifications, ensuring that the examination process is conducted efficiently and securely.
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