The MED attribute in BGP (Multi-Exit Discriminator) is used to influence the path selection process when multiple routes to the same destination exist from different autonomous systems (AS). The following statements are correct: By default, BGP compares MED attributes of only the routes from the same AS. If the compare-different-as-med command is configured, BGP can compare the MED attributes of routes from different ASs. Additionally, if the MED value of a BGP route is not specified, by default, the value 0 is used. If the bestroute med-none-as-maximum command is configured, the maximum value is used instead. The other statements contain incorrect or misleading information; for example, Local-Preference takes precedence over MED in BGP route selection, and MED does not default to 100.