"Geniuses" brings together national and public faculties of medicine in a scientific competition at Beni Suef National University.

Under the patronage of Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of Beni Suef University, the Medicine and Surgery program at Beni Suef National University organized a distinguished scientific competition titled "Geniuses." The university hosted medical students from Beni Suef State University in a competition that combined enthusiasm, knowledge, and team spirit.


The competition was organized under the supervision of Dr. Abu Al-Hassan Abdel Mawgoud, Academic Vice President; Dr. Ahmed Osama Al-Jundi, Dean of the Sector; Dr. Enas Yahya, Program Director; and Dr. Marwa Abdel Tawab, Director of the Student Research Unit at the University.


Dr. Mansour Hassan, President of the University, emphasized that hosting these competitions reflects the University's support for student activities that develop communication, knowledge, and cooperation skills. He noted that these initiatives create a stimulating educational environment and support integration and cooperation between public and national universities, thus achieving the University's vision of building a creative and responsible generation.


The results showed that students from Beni Suef National University won the "Geniuses" competition by a margin of 12 points, while the public university team won the accompanying science competition by a margin of just one point, reflecting the similarity in academic standards and excellence between the two teams.

At the end of the event, all students were honored with certificates of appreciation, and two honorary shields were presented to the National University and the Government University teams in recognition of their efforts and positive competitive spirit. The event also included a tour of the National University campus, including visits to the playgrounds, theater, and various activity halls. A number of Government University students expressed their admiration for the university's facilities, and some expressed their desire to participate in joint activities in the future.