Evaluation System

Level of achievement of learning outcomes by a student is evaluated by 100-points (max 100 points) system. Bachelor’s educational programme is composed of academic components and their evaluation includes two forms – interim evaluation (max 60 points) and final evaluation (max 40 points); minimum competency limit is fixed for both forms (stated in programme component syllabuses). Assignment of credit in educational component using only one form of evaluation (interim or final) shall not be allowed. Final evaluation (grade point) of programme component is a sum of grade points received in interim and final forms of evaluation (Grade point obtained as a broken number is rounded up to whole number in accordance with the rounding rule: 4 and less - and less – rounded down, 5 and more – rounded up). In accordance with the effective Law of Georgia, 100-points system of evaluation of students in BNTU allows 5 good and 2 bad evaluation marks.

 

Fx grade means that student needs more work and he/she is allowed to pass the additional exam once again within the same semester by individual work; in case of Fx grade, additional exam is scheduled no later than within 5 calendar days after announcement of final exam results. Grade, received at additional exam is a conclusive evaluation and set forth in final evaluation of program component. In case of 0-50 points in final evaluation of program component, taking into consideration of points of additional exam, F grade (0 points) is assigned to a student. “F” grade means, that work done by a student is not sufficient and he/she shall restudy program component. Credit may be received only in case of one of the good grades in accordance with the Law.