Qena University Leadership Reviews Medical Checks for Sports Science Applicants
Leadership at Qena University reviewed student medical examinations during aptitude testing at the Faculty of Sports Science.
Machine-translated from Arabicالنسخة العربية
The Vice President of Qena University conducted a field inspection to monitor medical examinations conducted for students taking aptitude tests at the Faculty of Sports Science.
The administrative review took place under directives issued by Dr. Ahmed Akkawi, President of Qena University. The procedure forms part of measures intended to maintain administrative standards and streamline entry requirements for prospective students.
University officials emphasized that monitoring the medical check process helps ensure quality service delivery for applicants completing their admission procedures at the faculty.
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