As for the scoring method and the annual ranking, you need to know the following:
- The final grade of each discipline consists of: the grade received during the semester (20%) and the grade on the MCQ (80%).
- The grade received during the year is assigned based on the examinations during the semester
- In order to be able to take the grid exam, the student must meet the following criteria:
- Have obtained the minimum grade 5 during the semester
- Have not exceeded the maximum number of absences for each discipline
- To have obtained the ADMITTED qualification for the practical exam at the end of the semester
- Each year of study has a total number of 60 credits and 600 points, respectively and each subject is assigned a different number of credits
- In order to calculate the score obtained on a subject, the number of credits of that subject will be multiplied by the final grade obtained. (e.g: Anatomy has 5 credits and if the final grade is 9 the score will be 9*5=45).
- The final score is calculated by adding the scores obtained for each subject.
- Each year’s ranking from each specialization is carried out at the beginning of the academic year, depending on the final scores of all promotion students, in descending order.
- In order to be able to promote the academic year, you can have a maximum of 15 outstanding credits (the number of credits related to the subjects that are not promoted, summed, must amount to a maximum of 15. if a student has a credit-exam in anatomy and physiology he will have 12 credits in year 2).
Attentiont! You must pass the credit exams in maximum 2 years (you can not pass in year 4, if you have a credit exam from year 1), and the overdue credits are cumulated! (if a student has 12 credits from Year 1, they must not have more than 3 credits in Year 2 to promote the year).