Overview
- The ministerial decrees establish the national ranking for access to Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary, including direct passes, reinstated passes and cases with credits to recover, with insufficient results excluded from the score.
- Students can accept second-appello marks or reinstate a first-appello pass if the second mark was lower, with all choices due by 27 December 2025.
- The ministry says missing credits will be recovered at the university assigned by the national list set to be published on 8 January 2026.
- ANSA reports 22,500 candidates qualified with at least one pass for Medicine against 17,278 places, while Il Fatto cites 25,450 with scores of 18 or higher across Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary, highlighting a data discrepancy.
- The Comitato Medicina Senza Filtri announces legal action alleging retroactive rule changes and unequal credit-recovery procedures, as student groups plan a protest and Minister Bernini signals openness to 2026 adjustments.