The LINK Campus
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A focused guide for LINK Campus University's Medicine admission test, which is set in Italian like the programme itself. Built from LINK's official call and written in Italian, like the test, to prepare you for what it actually asks.
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Who this is for
Built for LINK Test applicants specifically.
Medicine & Surgery applicants
Sitting the LINK Admission Test for LINK's Italian-taught MD programme.
International applicants
Applying to LINK Campus University in Rome, Italy from abroad.
Resitting to raise a score
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Checked against LINK Campus University's own published rules. Where something isn't published yet, we say so rather than guess.
Before you apply
Dates, scoring and admissions
Key dates
- Registration deadline (29 October 2026 sittings)
- 23 October 2026 (18:00)Seven sites have new calls for 29 October 2026 (Rome: Decreto Rettorale n. 3762 of 28 September 2026), with registration online from 18:00 on 2 October and the €200 fee; Ascoli Piceno's call (Decreto Rettorale n. 3540) was moved to that day by Decreto Rettorale n. 3639; all close at 18:00 on 23 October. For the Paris and Berlin sittings registration closes on 21 and 20 October 2026
- Test date (29 October 2026 sittings)
- 29 October 2026Medicine places in the calls: Rome 192, Novedrate 98, Pescara 50, Fano 48, Pietra Ligure 47, Frosinone 46, Ascoli Piceno 44, Matera 43. The venue, the time and the final number of places are published on each site's page by 26 October. The Paris and Berlin calls, for every site, sit on 27 October 2026
- Results and enrolment (29 October 2026 sittings)
- Not yet publishedYour own paper and score online by 2 November, the ranking list by 4 November; enrolment from 18:00 on 9 November to 18:00 on 16 November 2026, paying the first instalment (Ascoli Piceno: list by 3 November, enrolment 5 to 13 November 2026)
- First 2026/2027 sitting
- Not yet published12 March 2026 in Rome, already past; the first-call tests for Novedrate, Ascoli Piceno and Fano were postponed to 16 April 2026
- Second 2026/2027 sitting
- Not yet published14 May 2026 (Rome), 25 June 2026 (an all-sites call, Decreto Rettorale n. 3182) and 22 July 2026 (several sites), already past; Novedrate's 22 July call was Decreto Rettorale n. 3253 of 27 May 2026
- Third 2026/2027 sitting
- Not yet published22 September 2026 (Rome, Novedrate with 105 places, Fano, Frosinone, Matera, Pescara and Pietra Ligure), already past; Novedrate's registration closed 15 September 2026
- 2027/2028 call
- Not yet publishedNot published as of 11 October 2026. In 2026/27 the first calls (6 February 2026) opened registration from 10 February to 9 March 2026 (to 13 April for the postponed sites)
How it's scored
- Correct answer
- +1.5 points
- Incorrect answer
- −0.4 points
- Unanswered question
- 0 points
- Maximum possible score
- 90 points (60 × 1.5)
- Eligibility floor
- Score must be strictly greater than 0: candidates who answer no question at all are excluded outright. This is a floor, not a meaningful pass mark.
- Tie-break order
- Biology → Chemistry → Physics and Mathematics → Logical Reasoning → Reading → certified disability → younger candidate
- OFA floors (Biology, Chemistry, Physics & Mathematics)
- At least 50% of that area's maximum score; miss it in even one and you're assigned extra coursework in that subject, blocking progression on other exams in later years until resolved. Logical Reasoning and Reading carry no OFA.
Admissions: LINK Campus University
- Degree
- Medicine and Surgery (6-year MD, Italian-taught)
- Language
- Italian: both the programme and the admission test
- Campus
- Eight sites in 2026/2027, each with its own call: Rome, Novedrate (CO), Ascoli Piceno, Fano and, from the 22 September 2026 calls, Frosinone, Matera, Pescara and Pietra Ligure (SV); this guide follows the Novedrate paper, and every 2026/2027 call sets the same format
- Tuition
- €20,050 in the first year (€5,200 at enrolment, then €4,950 by 31 December, 28 February and 30 April), €19,800 a year after that (2026/2027 calls)
- Application fee
- €200, non-refundable (set in every 2026/2027 call)
- Seats: first 2026/2027 calls
- Rome 390 + 10 non-EU resident abroad; Novedrate, Ascoli Piceno and Fano 75 + 5 each
- Accreditation
- Rome: Ministerial Decree n. 1511 of 17 November 2023 (the other sites' calls cite DM 178 of 27 February 2026): a new programme with no graduates yet
- Application process
- LINK Admission Test registration, application form and documents via the LINK Campus portal; no interview
- Fee reductions
- 20% for residents of the Fano (Pesaro e Urbino) or Ascoli Piceno area studying at that site, 10% for Marche residents at a Marche site; no tuition for a disability of 66% or more
Checked against 16 official sources, most recently on 12 October 2026. Read the full LINK Admission Test guide →
Methodology
Why this guide holds up
Built from official sources
Every section is developed directly from LINK's published syllabus and official exam criteria, cross-referenced against multiple years of past-paper data for accuracy.
Specialist-reviewed
Each resource is reviewed by subject-matter specialists and validated against the latest published exam criteria before release.
Revised every cycle
When LINK updates its syllabus or exam structure, the guide is reviewed and revised to match before the next admissions cycle.
What's included
5 tested areas. Every topic LINK Admission Test can test.
25 mapped topics across the LINK Admission Test syllabus, aligned to the official LINK Campus University regulations.
Reading and General Knowledge
5 topics- Evidence retrieval
- Inference, tone & argument
- Gist & purpose
- Paragraph structure & function
- Vocabulary in context
Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving
5 topics- Following procedures & algorithms
- Selecting the relevant data
- Predicting outcomes in linked systems
- Deductive & conditional reasoning
- Skimming & keyword search
Biology
5 topics- The Chemistry of Living Things
- The Cell as the Basis of Life
- Bioenergetics
- Reproduction and Inheritance
- Evolution, Anatomy, and Physiology
Chemistry
5 topics- Structure of Matter and the Periodic Table
- Chemical Bonding and Properties of Matter
- Stoichiometry and Chemical Reactions
- Equilibria, Acids-Bases, and Redox
- Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Physics and Mathematics
5 topics- Measures and Kinematics
- Dynamics
- Fluid Mechanics and Optics
- Thermodynamics
- Electrostatics and Electrodynamics
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No. LINK Campus delivers Medicine in Italian and tests in Italian too. This guide and its simulator questions are written in Italian too, so you prepare in the language of the test; confirm the current language requirement directly with LINK before applying.
On paper and in person, and where depends on your campus and your call. LINK admits to Medicine at eight sites, each under its own call: in 2026/27 the first calls were for Rome, Novedrate (CO), Ascoli Piceno and Fano (Rome sat on 12 March 2026, the other three on 16 April), followed by further sittings on 14 May (Rome), 25 June, 22 July and 22 September 2026, when Frosinone, Matera, Pescara and Pietra Ligure (SV) joined; on 29 October 2026 every Italian site sits, and separate calls hold the test in Paris and Berlin on 27 October. Each sitting's venue is set by the number of applicants and may be off campus, so confirm yours with LINK before making travel plans.
60 five-option questions in 100 minutes: Reading and General Knowledge 4, Logical Reasoning and Problem Solving 5, Biology 23, Chemistry 15, and Physics and Mathematics combined 13. A correct answer scores +1.5, a wrong one −0.4 and a blank 0, out of 90, so a blind guess loses points on average.
It's built on LINK's second 2026/27 call for its Novedrate campus (Decreto Rettorale n. 3253); every later 2026/27 call, up to the October ones, sets the same format. The 2027/28 call hadn't been published as of this guide's last update, so check it for any changes once it's out.
Yes. LINK-format practice sessions are available inside the simulator.
Yes. Rome's course was accredited by Ministerial Decree n. 1511 of 17 November 2023, and the calls for the other sites cite DM 178 of 27 February 2026. It's a new programme with no graduates yet, so if you plan to practise outside Italy, confirm its listing with the World Directory of Medical Schools (search.wdoms.org) directly, since that listing is what opens the US ECFMG/USMLE pathway.
The first 2026/27 calls offered 640 places across four sites (400 in Rome and 80 each at Novedrate, Ascoli Piceno and Fano, including 10 and 5 respectively for non-EU applicants resident abroad), and the 29 October 2026 calls list 192 Medicine places in Rome, 98 at Novedrate, 50 at Pescara, 48 at Fano, 47 at Pietra Ligure, 46 at Frosinone, 44 at Ascoli Piceno and 43 at Matera. No applicant counts are published, but the ranking lists read ranked fewer candidates than places (208 for Rome's 390 on 12 March 2026).
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