Humanitas cut-off scores 2020–2026: Medicine and MEDTEC rankings

The table includes entries displaying Registered or Admitted. We call this group “admitted” in the student-facing tables and charts. It includes people already registered and those still carrying the portal's Admitted label. The four lists contain 322 registered and 13 admitted entries, with a combined total of 335.

At 450 in Medicine EU 2026, position 354 is Admitted and 355 is Not admitted. Article 8.1 of the call prioritises the Scientific Thinking and Academic Literacy section, then Biology and Chemistry, then the younger candidate. MEDTEC uses Mathematics and Physics first, then Biology and Chemistry, then age (Article 8.2). The extracts lack section scores and ages, so the criterion that separated this pair cannot be identified.

This is why a score should be quoted with its category, ranking position and observation date. A candidate tied on the headline score is not automatically in the same admission position.

These summaries use the same 335 entries marked Registered or Admitted as the opening table. The median is the middle score of this group. All values are out of 960.

Every value below uses the same rule: the lowest score among entries marked Registered or Admitted in the saved ranking. These are observed cut-offs as defined above, not independently verified final thresholds.

The first-round rank is the last initial place listed in the reviewed call. The first-round score is reconstructed, subject to the assumptions below. The final columns use Registered and Admitted together, showing the lowest score and last position. Cancelled rows retain their original positions.

The second calls use the same Registered or Admitted rule but remain separate from the main rankings. In 2020, including Admitted lowers the minimum from the registered-only 110 to 109.

The table below counts rows in the recovered main-call rankings. Separate non-EU Medicine second calls add 91 entries in 2020 and 83 in 2021. They are excluded from this comparison because they are separate calls and may overlap with other lists.

Across all 28 lists, 5,671 entries have scores and 7,126 do not. Score visibility follows the displayed status exactly: every registered, admitted, not-admitted and pre-registered entry has a score, while every cancelled or rejected entry has a blank. This describes these snapshots; it is not a claim about a universal portal rule.

Blank scores are not zero scores. They also cannot be assumed to be low scores. Without them, we cannot reconstruct the full score distribution or calculate a reliable percentile for all applicants. Registered entries offer a clearly defined subset: all 1,622 registered entries across the collection have visible scores.

Cancelled entries remain in the ranking-entry counts, because they are rows in the source lists. They are counted separately by status and excluded from both registered-only and combined admitted-score summaries. The portal label alone does not establish why an entry was cancelled, so it is not automatically treated as a declined offer or a released seat.

Waiting-list movements, or scorrimenti, are reflected only indirectly in the observed statuses. A registered entry may have joined through a later offer, but these snapshots do not identify the offer round or its date. Combining Registered and Admitted captures the broader observed reach, but not every historical offer: a subsequently cancelled entry may no longer retain its admission status. We cannot count every place released or reconstruct the threshold after each round.

It is a useful historical observation, but this dataset does not establish a final cutoff. We do not have a dated sequence of every offer, withdrawal and waiting-list movement. The call-defined boundaries provide a conditional reconstruction of the initial band, with explicit assumptions. When quoting a registered minimum, label it lowest observed registered score and include the year, course, category and snapshot date. When quoting the combined admitted group, call it the lowest score among entries displaying Registered or Admitted as of the snapshot date. When quoting a reconstructed initial boundary, retain its range and qualification.

For example: “The lowest observed registered score in the 2026 Medicine non-EU list was 640, on the source /960 scale, in the snapshot extracted on 17 October 2026.” That wording describes the evidence without promising admission at that score.

Start with your course, admission category and year. Read the lowest admitted score together with its position and date. Use the registered-only comparison if you specifically want the registered subset. Check the official call for the rules applying to your application. Avoid treating a past observed minimum as a target that guarantees a place, and avoid comparing raw scores across changed scoring systems.

The EU/non-EU labels are shorthand for the university's admission categories. The category described as EU can also include non-EU residents in Italy. Your applicable category should be determined from the official rules, rather than inferred from this article.

We reconciled the 28 saved exports with 1,293 source pages. Every row's four original fields matched the saved extraction, and row totals, page totals, visible-score counts and status counts matched the stored validation records. The analysis counts rows, preserves missing values, and calculates statistics only within the stated subset. The admitted group is the exact English statuses Registered and Admitted, with minimum score and largest position computed separately. The same combined-status rule is used in every main-call and second-call summary. Second calls are shown separately so they are not treated as part of the main ranking.

For boundary reconstruction, we reviewed the official call allocations and direct-enrolment bands. If the boundary score is hidden, the closest visible scores on either side provide bounds only when the visible sequence is non-increasing. Equal neighbours identify the score under the ordering assumption. A one-sided value is labelled as an upper bound. Conflicting source allocations remain separate scenarios; they are not averaged.

All source extractions were made on 17 October 2026. These are surviving historical portal states, not snapshots captured on each ranking's original publication day.

Source anomalies are preserved: the 2023 MEDTEC EU list skips position 305 while containing 392 rows, and the 2020 MEDTEC non-EU list displays /0 for 25 of its 27 visible scores. The 2026 Medicine non-EU list also appends an out-of-order score of 742.5 at position 747; the rank-50 boundary is directly visible and does not require inference from that sequence. No row, position or denominator was silently repaired.

The numerical results come from Humanitas University's ESSE3 ranking pages, retrieved on 17 October 2026, and the official admission call of each year, used to reconstruct the initial boundaries. The table names the lists by their ranking ID on the portal. Candidate identifiers are left out of the article and the data.