Examinations are carried out in the following terms:
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	<li>Regular examination term held in the first week following 15 weeks of continuous teaching in a semester;</li>
	<li>Makeup examination term held in the first week following the make up classes.</li>
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The examination schedule is announced no later than seven days before examinations.

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Examinations are scheduled so as to ensure that a student may take only one examination in the same day.

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Two partial examinations (tests) are done in writing from 1-15 October and 1-15 November in the winter semester and from 1-15 March and 1-15 April in the summer semester.

Grades of partial tests shall be calculated into the final grade and taken into account in the final examination.

A teacher has the right and duty to establish the identity of a candidate before the exam either by a matriculation book or an ID card.

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<strong>Evaluation</strong>

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The final grade shall be calculated according to the sum of achieved credits in the pre-exam activities and final/makeup exam according to the following scale:

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<strong>10 (A)-(extraordinary result with minor errors) carrying 95-100 credits;</strong>

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<strong>9 (B)-(above average, with some errors) carrying 85-95 credits;</strong>

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<strong>8 (C)-(average, with noticeable errors) carrying 75-84 credits;</strong>

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<strong>7 (D)-(generally good, but with major deficiencies) carrying 65-74 credits;</strong>

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<strong>6 (E)- (satisfying minimum criteria) carrying 55-64 credits;</strong>

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<strong>5 (F, FX)- (requires much more work) below 55 credits.</strong>

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In case that none of the students achieves 95 credits, which is a lower threshold for the grade 10, the above referenced scale may be adjusted to the best result achieved, on the first examination term.

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Right to object a grade

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A student who is discontented with the grade, may request to be allowed to re-take an exam before a committee, submitting a request in writing to the Student’s Service Office addressed to the Dean. A well –reasoned request to re-take an exam shall be submitted in writing within 24 hours, upon the announcement of the grade.