Curriculum Score at Cairo University

Generally, 50% of the total marks for each subject occupied is taken from a paper written final exam. The rest are in the oral test, practical or clinical, round end exam, quizzes and assignments and presentation.


Preclinical Course (Years 1,2 and 3)

Subject	Subject Code	Marks	Weeks
Human Anatomy & Embryology I	ANA-101	250 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Physiology I	PHY-103	250 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Biochemistry & Molecular	BIO-104	150 Marks	30 Weeks
Histology I	HIS-102	150 Marks	30 Weeks
Human Anatomy & Embryology	ANA-201	250 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Physiology II	PHY-203	250 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Biochemistry & Molecular Biology II	BIO-204	150 Marks	30 Weeks
Histology II	HIS-202	150 Marks	30 Weeks
Behavioural Science	PSY-217	50 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Microbiology & Immunology	MIS-307	200 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Parasitology	PAR-308	150 Marks	30 Weeks
Medical Pharmacology	PHA-306	300 Marks	30 Weeks
Pathology	PAT-305	300 Marks	30 Weeks

Clinical Course (Years 4,5 and 6)

Subject	Subject Code	Marks	Weeks
Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)		200 Marks	8 Weeks
Community Medicine & Public Heath	COM-412	300 Marks	8 Weeks
Forensic Medicine & Clinical Toxicology		200 Marks	8 Weeks
Ophthalmology	OPH-409	250 Marks	8 Weeks
Obsteric & Gynecology	OBG-514	500 Marks	14 Weeks
Pediatrics		500 Marks	14 Weeks
Internal Medicine for 5thyear	MED-615	60 Marks	2 Weeks
General Surgery for 5th year	SUR-616	60 Marks	2 Weeks
Internal Medicine for 6thyear	MED-615	840 Marks	20 Weeks
General Surgery for 6th year	SUR-616	840 Marks	20 Weeks

Source : Kasr el-Aini Medical School

Why You Should Choose Medical Degree Program at Al-Azhar

1) Malaysian students at Al-Azhar medical lectures provided a special class rooms on the 4th floor for Malaysian students only. Learning isolated from Saudi Arabian student , meaning classes are held among Malaysian students only. Arab students no class on the 4th floor .

2) The instructors are available to teach medical subjects and is mostly religious department head or the old subjects in the department ( otai old ! ) And fluent in English. Usually trainers who provided very experienced and have worked in other countries , not a piece of work .

3) Al - Azhar medical college located in Hayyu Sadis , Madinat Nasr . This area is close to several places of interest such as shopping mall City Stars, Al-Azhar mosque in Hadiqoh Hussein and Al -Azhar ( Al - Azhar Park ) is very beautiful .

4) The area is also close to the homes of Native Welfare ( preoccupied ), which houses the main manage welfare , charity and scholarship students from the respective states . Some states are preoccupied with their own home .

5) Boarding House Malay Abbasids (ARMA ) or now known as the Malaysian Chamber of Abbasid Cairo ( DMAK ) occupied the Egyptian students from various majors and between branch offices for both the students and the embassy is only about 20 minutes away from the university .

6) Madinat Nasr are away from the areas in Egypt are often the focal point of the Egyptian people rioting and demonstrations such as the Suez and Tahrir Square .

7) In contrast to the Abbasid and Sayyeda Zainab , an area close to Ain Shams University and Cairo University , Madinat Nasr has many options for students to shop shoes, clothes , and also the restaurants and eateries that range ; Arab food , Western, fast food, menu of Asian , Malay food and so on .

8) The student can find places for a variety of sports activities and a variety of other areas , such as futsal , football, badminton , table tennis, bowling , ice skating , and so on .

9) For students interested in science councils and Talaqqi , many of which run like a mosque near the Mosque of Al - Azhar and Muqottom . I also have a lot of Madinat Nasr common halls rented by various student organizations in Egypt to carry out a variety of exciting programs . It is not easy to attend because of the immediate vicinity.

10) Arab behavior extremely funny . ( everywhere muhafazoh even funny , but , here too funny ! ' )
If you do not believe , ask friends or ' senior ' in Egypt !

Pre-Dentistry Subject University of Tanta

HISTOLOGY

Semester	Chapter Involved
1st Semester	Chapter 1: Cytology Chapter 2: Epithelial Tissue Chapter 3: Connective Tissue Chapter 4: Cartillage Chapter 5: Bone
2nd Semester	Chapter  6: Muscle Chapter  7: Nervous Tissue Chapter  8: Lymphatic System Chapter  9: Blood Vascular System

DENTAL MATERIAL

Semester	Chapter Involved
1st Semester	Chapter 1: Structure Of Matter Chapter 2: Physical Properties Chapter 3: Mechanical Properties Chapter 4: Viscoelasticity Chapter 5: Adhesion And Surface Phenomena
2nd Semester	Chapter 6: Polymers Chapter 7: Metallurgy Chapter 8: Tarnish & Corrosion Chapter 9: Gold Alloys Chapter 10: Base Metal Alloys Chapter 11: Investment Materials Chapter 12: Casting Principle

CHEMISTRY

Semester	Chapters Involved
1st Semester	Physical Chemistry
	Chapter 1: Basic Concepts Chapter 2: Nuclear Chemistry Chapter 3: Electromagnetic Radiation Chapter 4: Quantum Mechanics Chapter 5: Chemical Bonding
	Polymer Chemistry
	Chapter 1: Introduction Of Polymers Chapter 2: Classification Of Polymers Chapter 3: Molecular Structure Of Polymer Chapter 4: Thermal Properties Chapter 5: Polymerisation Reaction Chapter 6: Free Radical Polymerization Chapter 7: How To Make Addition Polymerization Chapter 8: Ionic Polymerization Chapter 9: Condensation Polymerization
2nd Semester	Physical Chemistry
	Chapter  6: Matter Chapter  7: Equilibrium In Aqueous Solutions Chapter  8: Polymers Chapter  9: Chemical Kinetics
	Organic Chemistry

ZOOLOGY

Semester	Subjects Involved
1st Semester	Kingdoms Of Organisms
	Subjects Involved Kingdoms Of Organisms Subkingdom: Protozoa - Phylum Protozoa - Subphylum: Mastigophora - Class: Zoomastigophora - Sarcodina
	Subkingdom: Parazoa - Phylum Porifera (Sponges)
	Subkingdom: Metazoa - Diplobalstica (Radiata) - Phylum: Cnidaria (Coelenterata) - Triploblastica (Bilateria) - Phylum: Platyheminthes - Class Trematoda - Phylum Nematoda

GENETICS

Semester	Subjects Involved
2nd Semester	Chapter 1: Principle Of Molecular Genetics Chapter 2: Introduction Of Gene Technology

PHYSIOLOGY

Semester	Subjects Involved
2nd Semester	Chapter 1: Digestion & Digestive System Chapter 2: Respiration & Respiritory System

GENERAL ANATOMY

Semester	Chapters Involved
1st Semester	Chapter 1:Anatomical Terminology Chapter 2: Skin Chapter 3: Fasciae Chapter 4: Muscular System Chapter 5: Skeletal System Chapter 6: Joint
2nd Semester	Chapter 7: Respiratory System Chapter 8: Lymphatic System Chapter 9: Abdominal Cavity Chapter 10: Digestive System Chapter 11: Urinary System Chapter 12: Genital System Chapter 13: Endocrine System Chapter 14: Nervous System Chapter 15: Sense Organ

PHYSICS

Semester	Chapters Involved
1st Semester	Properties Of Matter
	Chapter 1: Units And Dimension  Analysis Chapter 2: Elasticity, Molecules And Matter Chapter 3: Surface Tension Chapter 4: Viscosity
	Heat
	Chapter 1: Thermometry And Thermal Expansion Chapter 2: Calorimeter Chapter 3: The Kinetic Theory Of Gases Chapter 4: Heat Transfer Mechanisms
2nd Semester	Optics
	Chapter 1: Nature Of Light Chapter 2: Reflection Of Light At Plane Surface Chapter 3: Theories Of Light Chapter 4: Velocity Of Light Chapter 5: Photometry Chapter 6: Spherical Waves Chapter 7: Thin Lenses Chapter 8: Equivalent Lenses Chapter 9: Chromatic Aberration

DENTAL ANATOMY

Semester	Subjects Involved
1st Semester	Chapter 1: Introduction Of Human Dentition Chapter 2: Permanent Maxillary Incisors Chapter 3: Permanent Mandibular Incisors Chapter 4: Permanent Canine Chapter 5: Permanent Maxillary Premolar
2nd Semester	Chapter 6: Permanent Mandibular Premolar Chapter 7: Permanent Maxillary Molar Chapter 8: Permanent Mandibular Molar Chapter 9: Deciduous Teeth Chapter 10: Geometric Outline Of Crown Chapter 11: Physiological Form Of Teeth & Periodontium