Written by: Harout Parseghian
06th May 2026
Students enrolled in the AIC Premedical Program have successfully completed their final assessments, marking an important step in their journey toward medical careers.
The exams included both written and oral components and were designed to reflect the structure and expectations of real medical entrance exams. This approach helps students experience the level of focus, pressure, and responsibility they will face in their future academic path.
At AIC, preparation is not limited to learning content. Students are guided to think clearly, communicate effectively, and build confidence in themselves. These are essential qualities for anyone pursuing a career in medicine.
Throughout the program, students deepen their understanding of core scientific subjects while also learning how to perform under pressure with clarity and control. The presence of mentors plays a key role in this process, helping each student grow at their own pace while staying supported and challenged.
The results of this year’s final exams have been highly encouraging. Students showed strong progress, improved readiness for university-level studies, and greater confidence in their abilities.
Over the past five years, more than 98 percent of students who completed the AIC Premedical Program have successfully gained admission to medical-related university programs. This reflects the consistency and strength of the program as a reliable pathway toward studying Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and other Health Sciences fields.
At Avicenna International College, learning is not only about passing exams. It is about building the mindset, discipline, and confidence needed for long-term success.
The ADPMS Pre-Medical Program continues to support and guide students toward their goals, helping them take the next step with clarity and confidence.
Written by: Harout Parseghian
06th May 2026
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