Analysis reveals admission criteria significantly impact student performance in medical education, suggesting reforms may enhance outcomes.
Standardized admission tests such as GAT and SAAT show limited predictive value for biology performance in an English-medium curriculum, while English proficiency demonstrates stronger associations. These findings, though based on a single course at one institution, highlight the importance of language skills in early medical education. The study offers preliminary, hypothesis-generating evidence that can inform broader investigations and future admission reforms aligned with Saudi Vision 2030.
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