Medical doctors: What grade did you have to achieve at high school to get accepted into university?

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Medical doctors: What grade did you have to achieve at high school to get accepted into university?

Answer 1

You have to pass higher secondary ( 10+2 ) examination with last two years of study comprising of Physics,Chemistry,Biology and mathematics or any other elective subject with English.

You have to appear for different competitive entrance tests for medical colleges and achieve minimum qualifying marks of 50% in Physics,chemistry and Biology.

Admission is given on the basis of merit list and lowest cut off percentage is usually much higher then 50%.

Answer 2

You can start medical school after highschool in some places.  This site has all info you will need to know about medical school.

good luck!

http://www.bestforeignmedicalschools.com

Answer 3

Year 12 - subjects such as maths, english, biology, chemistry, physics are important for entry into Medicine.

You have to have your high school certificate.

If you a mature aged student, you might want to consider going back to school to gain your HSC/ VCE/ SACE (or otherwise), before doing a couple of COMPULSORY entry exams for university.

Answer 4

Depending on the country and their education system, it varies. In Ireland, a minimum of 6 subjects is allowed in high school.You can do more if you want...(some do 9) Each subject at higher level has a maximum of 100 points and at ordinary level 60 points. After the exams, your best 6 subjects scores are taken...In Ireland the average points for medicine is 580/600. And at least two science subjects are required. This means that those who want to do medicine have to do all their subjects at higher level to have a chance of attaining such points!!