The literal equivalents and points corresponding to the percentage points obtained by the student are determined as a total score in a course according to the table shown below:

The following rules apply to student attendance:

A- The student must adhere to the full-time system and attend all lectures, practical sessions and discussions according to the approved study plan.

B- The deans of the faculties, heads of departments, faculty members, and the Director of Admission and Registration are responsible for implementing the attendance provisions.

The student is not allowed to miss more than /15%/ of the number of hours scheduled for the course.

If the student misses more than /15%/ of the total number of hours prescribed for the course without a satisfactory or compelling excuse accepted by the Dean of the College, he is denied the final exam, and his result in that course is considered (zero) and a grade denied (z), and he must re-register if he is Compulsory, and in all cases the result of such failure is included in calculating the student's semester average for the purposes of warning and dismissal from the program (major).

If the student missed more than /15%/ of the hours prescribed for a course, and this absence was due to illness or a compelling excuse accepted by the concerned dean, and approved by the College Council, he is considered to have withdrawn from that course, and the provisions for withdrawal apply to him, and the dean informs the Director of Admissions and Registration of that, and the word (withdrawal) and grade (w) for that course in the student's academic record.

The sick excuse must be a medical assessment issued by the university doctor, clinic or hospital accredited by the university and certified by the Directorate of Health, and this report must be submitted to the Dean of the College within a period not exceeding two weeks from the date of the student’s absence from work, and in other cases of force majeure. The student submits proof of his compelling excuse within a week from the date of the disappearance of the reasons for absence.

The student has the right to withdraw from the course in which he is registered during the semester, and in this case he is granted a withdrawal grade (W), and the dates related to the last deadline for withdrawing from courses are determined within the university calendar that is issued at the beginning of the academic year, or at the beginning of the semesters, and the course that was taken is not included In which the student gets a (W) withdrawal in calculating his cumulative average.

In the event that the student withdraws all his courses within the concerned semester, he is considered suspended for this semester and gets a grade with withdrawal in all the withdrawn courses. This semester is counted within the maximum period of study and appears in the grade list, and the student is charged with his cost. This does not affect the cumulative GPA calculation.

1. A student is allowed to drop or add within a week of the beginning of the first and second semesters and within three days of the beginning of the summer semester. The courses from which the student was removed are not included in his academic record.
2. If the student wishes to withdraw one or more courses after the end of the add-and-drop period, he must submit a request according to a form issued by the Admission and Registration Department, which includes the opinion of the Dean of the College, who decides on the matter, and sends his decision to the Admission and Registration Department.

• If the withdrawal takes place in the period prior to the beginning of the fourth week of the beginning of the semester, 50% of the withdrawn course fee will be refunded to the student. In both cases, the course will not be recorded in the student's academic record.
• If the student withdraws after the third week of the beginning of the semester, he will be given a forced withdrawal grade (W) and the course fees will not be refunded.

A- After approving the student’s academic results at the end of each semester, the university takes over, starting from the semester following the semester in which the student is registered. the first and the second.

B- When a student receives a warning, he must cancel it by raising his cumulative GPA to (2) two points or more, within a maximum period of two semesters from the date of the warning.

C- The student is dismissed from the major after the end of the period prescribed in Paragraph (B) of this article, with the exception of the student who has successfully completed (99 hours) of the approved hours according to his study plan, provided that his cumulative average is not less than (1.75) points or its equivalent. percentage, and if his cumulative average is lower than that in any subsequent semester, he will be dismissed from the specialization without warning.

It is permissible to accept in the special remedial study the leave student who was dismissed from the study because his cumulative average is less than two points, according to the following provisions:

A- If his cumulative average is not less than (1.5 points) or its equivalent in percentage, he is given four semesters to raise this average to the minimum acceptable level in order for him to become a regular student, and if he fails, he is not allowed to continue special studies unless he has completed a total of (99 hours). ) of the approved hours prescribed in his study plan, and his cumulative average is not less than (1.75 points) or its equivalent in percentage. In this case, he is given two semesters as a maximum, after which he is dismissed if he is unable to raise his average to (2) two points

B- If the student’s GPA is between (1-1.49) or its equivalent in percentage, one semester is given to raise this average to (1.5 points) or its equivalent in percentage. If this fails, he is given three additional semesters to raise the average to the acceptable minimum, and if he fails, he is not allowed. To continue the special remedial study, unless he has completed a total of (99 hours) of the approved hours prescribed in his special remedial study plan, and his cumulative average is not less than (1.75) points or its equivalent in percentage, and in this case he is given two semesters as a maximum, after which he is separated. If he is unable to raise his rate.

C- The student accepted in the special remedial study loses his right to transfer to another major if he completes the four semesters granted to him in the remedial special study and is not able to raise his cumulative average to the required minimum, and the summer semester is not considered a semester for this purpose.

D- The study load for the student accepted in the special remedial study is (15) fifteen credit hours as a maximum for each of the first and second semesters, and (6) six credit hours for the summer semester.

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A- The student who obtains less than one point or its equivalent in percentage point in the cumulative average in any semester of the year after the first semester of enrollment in the university, except for the summer semester, is dismissed from the major. If the student repeatedly obtains less than one point or its equivalent in percentage point in the cumulative average in any subsequent semester, he will be dismissed from the university.

B- A student who has been dismissed from a major is not allowed to be admitted to another major more than once during his studies at the university. In all cases, the Director of Admission and Registration shall warn or expel the student duly, and inform the student of the decision of warning or expulsion through his academic advisor or in the manner the university deems appropriate, as well as informing the concerned authorities.

C- A student who has been academically dismissed from any major may not be re-admitted to it again.

Subject to the provisions of Article (93) of this system, if a student obtains an incomplete grade in a given semester and is under penalty of dismissal from the major or from the university due to his low GPA, the following shall apply to him:

A- He is not allowed to continue his studies in the next semester until after completing his grades and raising his GPA to the required minimum.

B- The student is dismissed if his GPA is not raised to the required minimum, after completion of the marks for that semester.

The student is dismissed from the university or major if he exceeds the maximum period of time allowed for study.

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A- The student is considered graduated when he succeeds in all the courses of the approved study plan, and if his total cumulative average is /2/ two points or more and does not exceed the maximum limit for the allowed years, then he will be given a certificate and a graduation document from the dean of the college and the president of the university, in addition to a transcript signed by the president of the university .

B- Upon graduation, the final cumulative points average is calculated from the total points obtained by the student in all the study plan headquarters after multiplying each of them by the number of approved hours for the course divided by the total approved hours for the plan.

C- The university relies on calculating the semester and final total grades upon graduation for the student according to the following table:

D- The final cumulative percentage average equivalent to the student at graduation is calculated according to the following:

Percentage GPA = (final point average at graduation x 20) + 20.

The successful candidate in the final exam shall be awarded the bachelor’s degree for which he is applying, and shall receive a certificate signed by the Dean of the College and the President of the University. The Council of Higher Education shall determine the form of this certificate and the method of its approval.

The successful student in the final exam shall be given a document signed by the vice president of the university. The student may be given a transcript showing the courses he studied and the marks he obtained. He may also give students or graduates of the college who desires a certified copy of its records, including any of the data mentioned in these records. according to the relevant instructions.

The student shall not hand over the scientific university degree certificate or any document or attestation unless he submits a clearance according to the approved form at the university.

• No student shall enter the examination hall after the questions have been given, and no student shall be allowed to leave the examination hall before half an hour has passed from the beginning of the examination.
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• It is not permissible for any student to bring with him to the examination hall any book or paper, even if it is empty of writing, or a mobile phone or other device, except what is permitted by the course professor, and the answer must be written on the paper provided by the college.
• Students are prohibited from speaking during the exam or doing any work that violates the exam regime. In case of a violation, the violating student is warned, and if he repeats the violation, he is expelled from the examination hall, and his exam is considered canceled in the course in which the violation was committed, and he is given a grade of zero.
• Every student found with him documents related to the course subject of the examination, he shall leave the examination hall and his examination shall be considered canceled in the course in which he committed the violation.
• The student is removed from the exam hall in cases of cheating by the dean or his representative or the head of the hall.
• In other cases not mentioned above, the Disciplinary Council takes the appropriate decision on each case separately, and the Disciplinary Council is formed by a decision of the Vice President of the University, the membership of the Dean of the College, the membership of a faculty member in the College, and the Director of Student Affairs.
• If fraud is proven after the certificate is granted to the student, the certificate is withdrawn from him.
• In all cases, an investigation of the accident shall be organized and submitted to the brigadier general.
• The course teaches the written exam questions, provided that they are comprehensive for all parts of the course, multiple, and commensurate with the exam period. The head of the department and the dean of the college have the right to view it one hour before the examination. It may, when necessary, be drawn up by a person chosen by the Dean of the College for this purpose.
• The duration of each written exam is two hours, and the University Council, based on the request of the concerned department council and the approval of the College Council, may amend this period.
• The University Council sets the rules to deal with the error that occurs in announcing the student's exam result, and the college did not remedy it in a timely manner, if it is proven, as a result of a fundamental investigation conducted by the university administration, that the student had no hand in this error.
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• It is not permissible to reconsider the estimated score or re-correct the examination paper unless there is a material error related to the collection or confirmation of marks, or the entire answer or the entire paragraph of the answer separated from it is not corrected.
• The Course Examination Committee may not retrieve the papers after opening them, nor may they replace any mark after opening the papers.
• A student may not see his examination paper unless the Dean of the College deems it necessary.
• A student may submit an official request, in return for a fee determined by the President of the University, to review his score in the final exam in any course within a maximum period of the end of the second week from the date of announcing the result. Their results and ensuring that there is no material error in their examination papers when the results are finished.
• The total score for the course exam is rounded to the correct one, regardless of the value of the fraction.
• If the student needs less than the minimum allowed credit hours in the course of his graduation, he may register the hours he needs.
• The final exam for each course is held at the end of the semester, and the exam is written and comprehensive for the course. The final exam may include practical or oral exams or a report. The College Council determines, based on a recommendation from the concerned department, the percentage for which the final exam mark is allocated, provided that this is announced to students at the beginning of the semester. academic.
• A student is denied admission to the final exam for a course if he does not achieve the attendance percentage. A grade of /z/ is given for him.
• Course marks that the student has previously studied at another university are not counted in his cumulative GPA.
• A student transferred from another university may not graduate from the university unless he has studied at least 50% of the credit hours at the university.
• The university keeps final examination papers for each semester for a period of not less than ten years.
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• The Director of Admission and Registration announces the final results on the department's bulletin board after receiving them from the Dean. The announcement is made by mentioning the student's number, not his name.
• The student must sit for the exam of the course in which he obtained an “incomplete” grade (I) within 3 weeks of the beginning of the following semester, without considering the summer semester. If he does not sit for the exam, he will be given a failing grade (F).
• Anyone who is absent from the announced final exam without an acceptable excuse is considered to have failed that course, and is given a failing grade (F).