(Application form will open on December 14, 2025)
Application and Admission Process
Stage 1: Registration
- Submission of academic qualifications and core course requirements.
- Submission of a Hebrew proficiency test (if applicable).
- Applicants meeting all the registration criteria will be invited for further qualification and admission tests (Stages 2-4).
Stage 2: Online Tests
Online tests will be held during the week of April 12th, 2026. For further information, please see the section “Qualification and Admission Tests by an External Service Provider” below.
The test is expected to take a few hours and includes four parts:
- Part 1: Analytical reasoning skills
- Part 2: Biological assignment assessing scientific thinking
- Part 3: Personality compatibility questionnaires
- Part 4: Biographical questionnaire
After the tests, a weighted average score will be calculated for all candidates based on all the parts of the online tests. Those with the highest scores will advance to the next stage.
Knowledge Test (Prerequisite)
The test is conducted concurrently with the selection process and serves as a prerequisite for application eligibility.
- Purpose: Evaluation of the foundational knowledge in the seven required core courses organized by Tel-Aviv University. Candidates can register for the test using this link.
Please note that this year, candidates who are unable to take the first round (Moed A) of the knowledge test will be allowed to take the second round (Moed B) and still continue in the application process.
- Exemptions: Students who have successfully completed the first three years of a six-year medical school program in Israel, or the first two years of a four-year medical school program in Israel, are exempt from the Knowledge Test.
- Minimum Requirement: A score of 300 or higher on the knowledge test. The test is valid for two years, namely for the years 2025 and 2026.
- Scoring and Advancement: Invitations to Stage 3 will be determined by a weighted average score of Stage 2 (95%) and the Knowledge test (5%). For students exempt from the Knowledge Test, only Stage 2 will be considered.
Letters of Recommendation: As detailed in the application form, letters of recommendation are mandatory for candidates advancing to Stage 3 and must be submitted before the beginning of this stage. A minimum of two letters are required.
Only letters for candidates invited to advance to Stage 3 will be reviewed.
We recommend identifying and securing recommenders in advance.
Note:
- Letters of recommendation should follow the attached guidelines (to be provided soon). Candidates are kindly requested to share the guidelines with their recommenders.
- MSc holders must include their advisor as a recommender.
- Applicants who studied at The Weizmann Institute of Science ("Weizmann") or participated in Weizmann programs must include their research advisor as a recommender.
Stage 3: Clinical and Interpersonal Skills Interview and Analytical Assignment
- Clinical and Interpersonal Skills Interview: Candidates will participate in a 30–45-minute interview conducted on the Weizmann campus during the last week of May and first week of June 2026. Each interview team will include a physician and a psychologist.
- Analytical Assignment: Following the interview, candidates will complete a test designed to evaluate their ability to analyze data and derive meaningful insights. This test will be conducted while on Weizmann campus, using a computer provided by Weizmann, will last up to 90 minutes, and requires basic Excel skills. Specific details about the test and preparation guidelines will be shared with all candidates invited to this stage.
- Results and Next Steps: weighted results from Stage 4 and invitations to Stage 5 (Assessment Center) are expected to be sent within two weeks after all applicants have completed Stage 4.
- Advancement Rate: Success rate for being invited to the Assessment Center is estimated at approximately 50%.
Stage 4: Assessment Center
- Schedule: The assessment days will take place during the second week of July 2026.
- Format: Candidates will be grouped into teams of eight and will spend a full day at Weizmann campus, participating in various individual and group tasks. A detailed description of the day’s activities will be provided to candidates invited to this stage.
- Research Skills Interview: Each candidate will also have a 30-minute interview with two principal investigators from Weizmann as part of the assessment day.
The final admission score combines the evaluations from the assessment day with the scores from the previous stages.
Success rate for being accepted into The Miriam and Aaron Gutwirth Medical School are estimated at approximately one-third of the candidates.
Stage 5: Final Admission
Acceptance Notifications
Applicants with the highest ranking will receive acceptance notifications by the end of July 2026. Additional suitable applicants may be placed on a waiting list.
Applicants who receive an acceptance notification are requested to confirm their decision to join the program within five days. After this period, any available places will be offered to candidates on the waiting list according to their ranking. This process will continue on a weekly basis until all spots are filled.
After receiving the acceptance notification, all admitted candidates are required to:
- Confirm their enrollment in the program within 5 days of receiving the acceptance notification.
- Police Clearance
Once you have been accepted, you will receive detailed instructions on how to obtain the required police clearances. Each student is required to present the following certificates as a condition for participation in the program:
- Certificate of Absence of Criminal Conviction for Sexual Offenses (for men only)
- Police Certificate - No Violence Against Children and Vulnerable Persons (for both men and women)
If any changes occur regarding these matters during the course of study, the student must immediately inform the school administration.
- Confirmation of Completion of the Immunization Program and Required Tests for Students in Medical and Health Professions
Students are required to complete the fourth vaccination program as detailed on the Ministry of Health website. After completing the required vaccinations, you must upload a confirmation of completion (“Form C”) via the student portal.
Information about the required vaccination program, costs, vaccination clinic locations, and how to obtain “Form C” is available on the Ministry of Health website.
Failure to complete the required vaccinations will result in immediate suspension from the Medical School.
Preparing for Your Studies
To help you prepare for your academic and professional journey, several preparatory activities will take place:
- Welcome Meeting for New Students- to be held in August 2026 (exact date to be announced).
- Mandatory four-week preparatory sessions for the MD-PhD Program – including Python, Statistics and more, will be held starting from August 16 till September 10, 2026.
- Orientation Day – will to be held on the first day of the academic school year, October 11, 2026.
Qualification and Admission Tests by an External Service Provider
Personal data
The qualification and admission tests will be conducted by an external service provider, as designated by Weizmann. The Medical School will invite examinees based on lists of candidates (name, I.D. number, and contact information) who applied and meet the admission requirements.
By registering and paying the exam fees (as detailed below), the examinee agrees and consents to the transfer of his/her personal data from the Medical School to the external service provider for evaluation. The examinee’s personal data, including any personal or other information provided by the examinee during the tests, will be held and processed by the external service provider or by the Medical School. For more information about how personal data is managed by the Medical School, please review the Weizmann's Privacy Policy.
Some of the tests will be held remotely. For supervision purposes the examinees will be required to keep their computer camera on. "Still" images of the examinees will be taken every 60 seconds during the test.
Please note that in addition to using the data to conduct the Medical School admission tests, the external service provider may also process anonymized data of the examinees for their internal statistics and accuracy of other tests. The examinees may refuse such use by the external provider, and it will not affect their ability to take the tests or their grades.
Please note that examinees have the right to access and correct their personal data.
Weighted average scores will be given without specifying the scores for each section of the relevant test/assignment. Examinees will not be given any information which may compromise the reliability of examinations or any information which may reveal commercial or confidential information of the Medical School or of the external service provider.
Test Fees
- Invitations for the tests will be sent by email. Examinees must ensure their email address is updated in the "Candidate Personal Information" section on the registration website and provide the correct email address.
- Payment for the tests must be completed promptly and by the date specified in the email. Only timely payment will guarantee the examinee’s right to take the tests.
- The tests' fees are 600 NIS and must be paid by credit card through the link provided.
- Tests' fees are non-refundable, even in the event of failure to take or complete the tests.
- Failure to take or complete the tests will be considered a waiver of candidacy.
- Accepted candidates who begin the MD-PhD program will be reimbursed for the test fees.
- Please notify Adi Kaszas-Zehavi at info.medschool@weizmann.ac.il if you do not intend to take the tests.
Examinations Under Adapted Conditions
If you have any physical disabilities or learning disabilities requiring accessibility accommodations, please contact us at info.medschool@weizmann.ac.il for assistance.