The admission process through the Pre-Medicine program at the Faculty of Human Medicine of the University of Piura is developed in two phases:

Phase I: Academic Evaluation

Applicants take five subjects: Mathematics, Communication (Reading and Writing), Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. They are evaluated through graded assignments, a midterm exam, and a final exam.

In it intensive cycle or summer edition, Only partial and final assessments are applied. To continue in the process, a minimum score of 10.5 is required in each subject, along with a high weighted average according to the established formula.

In the case of the modular format (conditionally eligible), applicants who have previously passed the Verbal and Mathematical Aptitude tests of the Academic Aptitude Test (TAA) only take Biology, Physics, and Chemistry. They must also pass each subject with a minimum grade of 10.5 and achieve a good average performance to access the next phase.

Phase II: Personal Interview

An individual interview is conducted by a faculty member, during which academic record, aptitude, skills, general interests, and language proficiency are evaluated. This phase is crucial for admission to the Human Medicine Academic Program.

To access the guidelines for the Pre-Medicine admission process, click here. here.