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lecture book. In case the instructor refuses to sign, the student may not take the exam. 9. A practice mark may be required if the practical application and ability may be measured with regard to the aim of the course. The student is obliged to complete the tasks for a course requiring a practice mark primarily in the regular period of the semester. If the practice performance is evaluated through a five-scale grade, a 1 “fail”, and in case of a three-scale grade, an “unsatisfactory/fail”, results in a retake of the course. 10. A semi-final exam is the testing of the student in a subject over the comprehensive material of a period of education. It is given a five-scale grade. 11. A final examination tests the students in a subject from the material of more than one semester. It may not be taken before obtaining the last semi-final exam or mid-term grade. 12. For a semi-final exam with a practice connected to the lectures or for just-practice courses the head of the educational organization unit (the instructor of the course) may offer a grade based on the performance of the student in the regular period of the semester (grade 4 “good” or grade 5 “excellent”). The student is not obliged to accept the grade offered, and may request to take the exam. 13. The student obtains the credit if he or she receives a better grade than fail (“1” or “unsatisfactory/fail” = “nem felelt meg”). 14. There is no legal remedy available regarding the evaluation or the grade. 15. It is regarded as dropping the course if the student fails to obtain a) the end-semester signature, b) obtains the signature, but does not show up at the exam and does not attempt to pass the exam in the examination period, c) fails to meet the exam requirements (fails the exam) within the framework of the available retakes within the examination period. 16. In case of a course dropped, the credits may not be obtained later than in two later semesters when the course is announced, except in case the student suspends his or her legal relationship with the university in that period. 17. In case of multi-semester courses with the courses built on each other, by the end of the registration period at the latest, and based on the approval of the head of the organizational unit the head of the Faculty (dean or director) may permit the student solely in one subject to take the next semester of the subject if the student has obtained the end-semester signature but failed to meet the exam requirements. Obtaining the exam grade in the next semester, however, is only possible if the student acquires the credit points from the previous semester. Article 19 The order of the exams and final exams; the examination period SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY 1. Exams are to be taken in the examination period. Please, note that taking of an exam before the start of the examination period is not allowed! The examination period designated to the autumn semester is 6 weeks long plus one week retake exam period, and, in case of the spring semester, 8 weeks plus one-week retake examination period are provided – 6 weeks in May and June and 2 weeks in the summer break before the beginning of the autumn semester. The Semmelweis University 19

SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY 20 one-week time extension period falls in with the one-week registration period straight before starting the autumn and the spring semester. In the latter period the departments will provide a limited number of exam dates. 2. In the summer examination period after July 31 and in the extension period, improving the grade of a successful exam is not allowed. In the extension period only exams attempted and failed in the regular examination period can be repeated. 3. The number of exam places provided must be at least twice of the number of students. In the examination period the education organizational units must provide at least 2 exam days per week for an oral exam and 1 exam day per week for a written exam (per course and per class in both cases). Retakes may be made available on the 3 rd calendar day following the failed exam at the earliest. 4. Registration for the exam and the order of rescheduling must be regulated by the head of the education organizational unit (the instructor of the course). 5. Absence from the exam must be certified at the head of department or course director within 3 working days. Failing to certify absence or denying it cause registering “absence” = “nem jelent meg” in the lecture book. It reduces the number of exam attempts in the subject concerned. 6. In case of a final examination, it must be conducted by leading instructors (associate professors and professors), but the department chair may allow (by recommendation of the dean) the participation of senior lecturers. The final examination must be taken before an exam committee consisting of at least two members if the final examination is a retake or if the final exam includes several subjects. The head of the committee may only be a leading instructor. 7. The student may not take the exam without a lecture book. 8. The exam may only be taken if the completion of the end-semester requirements of the exam are verified by a signature. The end-emester signature of the subject is granted by the head of the education organizational unit or the instructor. 9. The oral exams are open and public for any student of the university. This open and public nature may be limited by the dean or the main director. 10. The instructor or the head of the educational organization unit is responsible for announcing and holding the exams. 11. If the exam (which begins by selecting a topic or commencing the practical exam) fails, the examiner is obliged to enter the „fail” mark in the lecture book of the student. 12. The student may attempt to retake the exam twice in the examination period. In each academic year in one subject a third retake can be taken without a special permission – in case of failure a special permission for the fourth retake cannot be granted. 13. The second retake may be attempted only on the exam days announced and only if the student pays the relevant fee. The student may retake the exam before another committee or examiner if he or she request so in writing from the head of the department. 14. The student may improve the grade of a successful exam until the end of the same exam period when the exam for improve was taken. The student must be informed that he or she may receive a lower grade as well. By improving a grade, new credit points may not be obtained. In case of a limited number of places, students with a failed grade will have priority. 15. Within 30 minutes after the end of the written exam students may ask questions concerning the exam from the teacher.

SEMMELWEIS UNIVERSITY<br />

20<br />

one-week time extension period falls in with the one-week registration period straight<br />

before starting the autumn and the spring semester.<br />

In the latter period the departments will provide a limited number of exam dates.<br />

2. In the summer examination period after July 31 and in the extension period, improving<br />

the grade of a successful exam is not allowed. In the extension period only exams<br />

attempted and failed in the regular examination period can be repeated.<br />

3. The number of exam places provided must be at least twice of the number of<br />

students. In the examination period the education organizational units must provide at<br />

least 2 exam days per week for an oral exam and 1 exam day per week for a written<br />

exam (per course and per class in both cases). Retakes may be made available on the<br />

3 rd calendar day following the failed exam at the earliest.<br />

4. Registration for the exam and the order of rescheduling must be regulated by the<br />

head of the education organizational unit (the instructor of the course).<br />

5. Absence from the exam must be certified at the head of department or course<br />

director within 3 working days. Failing to certify absence or denying it cause<br />

registering “absence” = “nem jelent meg” in the lecture book. It reduces the number<br />

of exam attempts in the subject concerned.<br />

6. In case of a final examination, it must be conducted by leading instructors (associate<br />

professors and professors), but the department chair may allow (by recommendation<br />

of the dean) the participation of senior lecturers. The final examination must be taken<br />

before an exam committee consisting of at least two members if the final examination<br />

is a retake or if the final exam includes several subjects. The head of the committee<br />

may only be a leading instructor.<br />

7. The student may not take the exam without a lecture book.<br />

8. The exam may only be taken if the completion of the end-semester requirements of<br />

the exam are verified by a signature. The end-emester signature of the subject is<br />

granted by the head of the education organizational unit or the instructor.<br />

9. The oral exams are open and public for any student of the <strong>university</strong>. This open and<br />

public nature may be limited by the dean or the main director.<br />

10. The instructor or the head of the educational organization unit is responsible for<br />

announcing and holding the exams.<br />

11. If the exam (which begins by selecting a topic or commencing the practical exam)<br />

fails, the examiner is obliged to enter the „fail” mark in the lecture book of the<br />

student.<br />

12. The student may attempt to retake the exam twice in the examination period. In each<br />

academic year in one subject a third retake can be taken without a special permission<br />

– in case of failure a special permission for the fourth retake cannot be granted.<br />

13. The second retake may be attempted only on the exam days announced and only if<br />

the student pays the relevant fee. The student may retake the exam before another<br />

committee or examiner if he or she request so in writing from the head of the<br />

department.<br />

14. The student may improve the grade of a successful exam until the end of the same<br />

exam period when the exam for improve was taken. The student must be informed<br />

that he or she may receive a lower grade as well. By improving a grade, new credit<br />

points may not be obtained. In case of a limited number of places, students with a<br />

failed grade will have priority.<br />

15. Within 30 minutes after the end of the written exam students may ask questions<br />

concerning the exam from the teacher.

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