Six-Year Medical Track

For every track

• ·Applicants who studied at a high school where the language of instruction is not Hebrew or took the psychometric exam in a language other than Hebrew must have: a score of 120 or higher on the Yael or Yael-Net exam.
• ·Israeli citizenship or permanent residency.
• ·Applicants who studied medicine or dentistry and whose studies were discontinued for academic or disciplinary reasons may not apply to the program.
• ·Starting with the 2027/28 application cycle (February 2027), admission and selection for bachelor's degree programs and medicine at Bar-Ilan University will be based on the two-section psychometric score, which includes verbal reasoning and quantitative reasoning only. English level will be determined based on the Amirnet exam and used for placement in English study levels. For applicants whose records include both a three-section psychometric score and a two-section score, the higher of the two scores will be taken into account for admission.

The Hebrew terms

bagrut — בגרות · psychometric score — ציון פסיכומטרי · psychometric exam — פסיכומטרי · bagrut certificate — תעודת בגרות · units — יח"ל · bonus points — בונוסים · academic year — שנת הלימודים · Amir exam — אמי"ר · Amiram exam — אמיר"ם · mechina — מכינה

What graduates work as

• Specialist Medicinemost commonDiagnosing, treating and preventing diseases, injuries, and physical and mental disabilities using professional, surgical and psychiatric methods. Applying principles and procedures from modern medicine. Specializing in certain types of diseases, patients and treatment methods, and sometimes also teaching and conducting research in the area of specialization and managing hospital departments.
• Medical ResidencyThose who have received a Doctor of Medicine degree, completed the required year of internship and obtained a license to practice general medicine. After completing 4–7 years of residency, they can practice as specialists.
• General MedicineDiagnosing diseases, injuries, and physical and mental disabilities, treating them, and preventing them. Applying principles and procedures from modern medicine. Providing continuous, comprehensive medical care to individuals, families, and communities.
• Management of Other Professional ServicesPlanning, directing, coordinating, and evaluating the provision of professional and technical services.

Which industries they work in

• Health services44%
• Public Administration and Security; Compulsory National Insurance34%
• Local government9%