Applying to Italian universities as non EU student

I just wanted to ask if I am applying as a non EU student to an Italian university how many a levels should I take and what scores should I get? As for th IMAT assessment is it near to the a levels igcse exams and what are it's fees and how should I prepare for it as an igcse student?

It's not yet clear, (I live in Italy!), I think the pass grades go up and down each year - depending upon the number of applications. things in Italy are pleasantly chaotic.

In Italy there isn't the UK 'A"-level score, just a final "leaving high-school score" though Italian students tend to specialise, and choose which of the four types of high school they go to with a thought about later doing science & technical studies, or administrative studies or art etc

Classics School: literature, philosophy and history.
Science School: physics, chemistry and natural sciences.
Fine Arts School: drawing, sculpting and painting.
Technical Institute: agriculture and commerce

fees in Milan, near me, can be between EURO 3000 per year and EURO 17000 per year, as some are Italian State Universities and some are private universities, that is for EU and 'home' students, I couldn't find extra-EU with a quick check - guess 25K?

here's an explanatory page from Milan University http://www.unimi.it/ENG/courses/29553.htm
and note that 'foreign' acceptance school results info is PDF's 1 & 2 on this page http://www.unimi.it/ENG/admission/29528.htm
and note that extra-EU students should speak Italian (I learnt in 3-months approx) but also pass an exam, ~ 1 year of study.
and extra-EU require this page for a pre-application purpose http://www.unimi.it/ENG/admission/31192.htm

they mention for British/extra-EU students "(GCE) & International Certificate of Education (IGCE), rilasciate da enti certificatori ufficiali del Regno Unito, consentono l’immatricolazione se attestano il superamento di almeno tre materie a livello avanzato (A level) attinenti al corso di studi richiesto, con una votazione almeno sufficiente (passing grade). La presenza di un A level in lingua italiana sarà richiesto solo a studenti con cittadinanza straniera"

that GCE & IGCSE A-levels should be "passing grade" , need at least THREE in the correct subjects, and if you are extra-EU, then a FOURTH pass in Italian 'A'-Level would be needed. (UK kids might need this also, next week, depending on SHhhhhhh....)

further they say that there are quotas for medical applicants, but I have met quite a few extra-EU doctors in Italy, so paths do exist, or have existed

Thanks for your positive response, I really appreciate it. As for the A-levels, do you recommend me taking 3 A-levels or 4 A-levels to have a greater chance in the medical schools in Italy.