The Ministry of Health has made public this Monday the provisional results of the MIR 2023 exams and the rest of the tests Specialized Health Training (FSE) that were held on January 21. The documents provided by the department include the cut-off grade for the different specialties, as well as claim forms and correction factors.
The 2023 FSE was peppered with controversy following, last January, a group of applicants publicly denounced that in this exam “they they take for valid MIR answers that are wrong” and they assure that they are not going to “silence in the face of this injustice”. “The Ministry of Health has once once more shown how much we doctors in Spain matter to them,” they lamented.
Finally, following an error in which the results of the past year appeared, the Ministry of Health has updated the MIR cut-off notes and the rest of FSEwhich in the case of Medicine is 113 points. That is, 64 less than in the previous call. They are followed by Pharmacy (97), Nursing (67), Psychology (101), Chemistry 103), Biology (128) and Physics (89).
Best MIR and FSE 2023 scores
Contrary to previous calls, in 2023 the relation of provisional marks of the candidates, who are the only ones who can access this information. As the Medical Writing has learned, the number 1 of the MIR 2023 is Patricia Andréswho intends to specialize in Dermatology at the University of the Basque Country.
According to the reports with the provisional list of results of the FSE 2023, the average of the 10 percent of the best scores in the MIR exercise is located in the 452.3 points (with an exam correction factor of 0.19898297590.
This score stands at 270.6 points in the case of the EIR 2023 (0.33259423503); 391.8 for the FIR (0.22970903522), 407.0 for PIR (0.22113022130) 415.4 for Chemical (0.21650228530), 515.4 for biology (0.17462165308) and 357.4 for Physical (0,25181869054).
Health will give a margin of four business days To present claims (specifically between 9:00 a.m. on February 14 and 5:00 p.m. on February 17, 2023), “in order to correct the defects that motivate non-admission, making the allegations and providing, where appropriate, the mandatory documentation.
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