Two female graduates from the Department of Radiological Techniques secure competitive seats in the Master's program in "Medical and Health Nanotechnology" at Middle Euphrates Technical University, amidst intense competition among various medical and health specialties.
When university graduates outperform top graduates of general medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and various health and medical faculties across public and private universities—securing top ranks and two out of only four competitive seats for two consecutive years—we are not talking about a passing success, but about genuine educational quality and sustained academic rigor.
In a new academic achievement demonstrating the competence of Al-Zahraa University (PBUH) for Women graduates and the excellence of its educational programs, two female graduates from the College of Health and Medical Technologies – Department of Radiological Techniques have secured competitive admission into the Master's Program in Medical and Health Nanotechnology at the Higher Institute of Nanotechnology for Postgraduate Studies, Middle Euphrates Technical University, for the current academic year. This achievement serves as a continuation of the excellence demonstrated by the college's students, who secured two similar seats last year.
The two students achieved exceptional results in the competitive examination and final differentiation scores across Iraq:
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Student: Zahraa Modher Rodher Aliwi
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Bachelor's Degree Grade: Distinction (Excellence).
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Competitive Exam Score: 90 / 100.
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Final Differentiation Score: 78.75.
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Admission Channel: General Admission .
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Student: Rusul Abdul Ali Muhammad Tallaba
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Bachelor's Degree Grade: Distinction (Excellence).
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Competitive Exam Score: 86 / 100.
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Final Differentiation Score: 76.30.
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Admission Channel: General Admission .
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This accomplishment is particularly significant given the fierce competition and the limited number of seats allocated for this newly established, specialized program, which demands high scientific rigor in medical imaging, radiological techniques, biophysics, and medical nanotechnology applications.
The Deanship of the College of Health and Medical Technologies affirmed that repeating this success for two consecutive years—two students last year and two students this year—serves as practical proof and undeniable evidence of the strength of academic preparation, curriculum development, and faculty competence at Al-Zahraa University for Women, highlighting that the university places educational quality and academic excellence at the forefront of its priorities to supply Iraqi health and research institutions with highly qualified specialists.
Al-Zahraa University (PBUH) for Women… Education that creates excellence, outcomes that prove quality.
📊 Detailed Achievement Data
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Graduate Student Name |
Bachelor's Specialization |
Competitive Exam Score |
Differentiation Score |
Target Graduate Specialization |
Admitting Institution |
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Zahraa Modher Rodher Aliwi |
Radiological Techniques (Distinction) |
90 |
78.75 |
M.Sc. in Medical & Health Nanotechnology |
Middle Euphrates Technical University / Higher Institute of Nanotechnology |
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Rusul Abdul Ali Muhammad Tallaba |
Radiological Techniques (Distinction) |
86 |
76.30 |
M.Sc. in Medical & Health Nanotechnology |
Middle Euphrates Technical University / Higher Institute of Nanotechnology |