Undergraduate Degrees

In undergraduate degrees, if a student fails a subject in either semester, the University allows students to repeat that examination the next time it is offered (at Summer School or the following semester). Students are not required to take the class again, but if it fits into their timetable they may retake the class without paying a fee. Students take the same examination as those in the current instructional semester.

An examination may be taken a maximum of four (4) times. If the student fails the examination of one or more subjects on their fourth time, their placement in the course will be cancelled. Students are able to progress to the next year with a maximum of three (3) failed subjects. If a student fails four (4) or more courses in any academic year the student will be asked to repeat the whole year again and redo the exams of all the courses of the instructional year. Students may only repeat one year in the 4-year program. If the student fails 4 or more than once, they will not be allowed to continue their course.