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Beni Suef University, under the presidency of Dr. Tarek Ali, Acting President of the University, has announced the schedule for medical examinations for newly admitted students to the University’s various faculties for the academic year 2026/2027. The Medical Administration has designated specific dates and locations for conducting the medical examinations to ensure students’ health and safety prior to the commencement of studies, while emphasizing the importance of complying with the announced requirements and instructions.
The medical examinations will begin on September 6 at three designated locations: the Faculty of Law for the Nile West Faculties, the Faculty of Education for the 330-Feddan Complex, and the Faculty of Graduate Studies for Advanced Sciences for the Industrial Education Complex. The examinations will be conducted for students admitted to the Faculties of Medicine, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry, Computers and Artificial Intelligence, Physical Therapy, and Engineering and will continue through September 10.
From September 13 to 17, examinations will be conducted for students admitted to the Faculties of Mass Communication, Earth Sciences, Politics and Economics, Al-Alsun (Languages), Navigation and Space Technology, and Special Needs Sciences.
From September 20 to 24, examinations will be conducted for students admitted to the Faculties of Developmental Social Work, Tourism and Hotels, Commerce, Applied Arts, Education, and Nursing.
From September 27 to October 1, examinations will be conducted for students admitted to the Faculties of Arts, Early Childhood Education, Health Sciences Technology, and Agriculture.
From October 4 to 8, examinations will be conducted for students admitted to the Faculties of Law and Educational Technology, as well as the Technical Institute of Nursing.
The University President explained that all medical examinations will be conducted at the locations designated for each faculty according to its respective campus location, ensuring smooth organization and the provision of the necessary medical care. He also outlined the requirements for undergoing the medical examination, which include presenting the national ID card or another valid proof of identity, providing a number of personal photographs, and submitting the official medical examination form approved by the respective faculty. He noted that these procedures are part of the University’s commitment to safeguarding the health and well-being of newly admitted students and ensuring their readiness for the new academic year.
The University President stressed the importance of adhering to the specified dates and not missing the scheduled appointments, as the medical examination is an essential requirement for completing enrollment and registration procedures at the various faculties. These measures are part of the University’s ongoing efforts to provide a healthy and safe educational environment that reflects its commitment to students from the very first moment they join the university community.