Final Online Exam - Outlines

Online Written exams are normally from the published syllabus and references. However, sometimes we may ask a few questions outside of your educational material to judge about your creativity and general knowledge. Usually you have to answer 1–3 questions for every point.

All written exams will be online and in English. A total of 60% (not less than 50% in each credit) is the minimum score for passing the written exams.

You can find the date of exams in the University Calendar (Click here).

You need to take the exam before your completion date. Taking the exam after completion date is subject to a 50.00GBP extra charge.

How should I take the Exam?

When you believe that you are ready and Your Personal Tutor also is satisfied with your education, please click here and register for an upcoming online exam.

You will receive the email of the confirmed booking and the link for access to exam by email. You need to be online at the announced time and answer the questions in the proposed time. Your access to the Exam site will expire automatically when your time is over.

Exam format

Single One-best Answer Questions

This is the traditional, most frequently used multiple-choice format. It consists of a statement or question followed by three to six options. The response options in this format are lettered (e.g., A, B, C, D, E).

Examinees are required to select the best answer to the question. Other options may be partially correct, but there is only ONE BEST answer.

Strategies for Answering Single One-Best-Answer Test Questions

• Read each question carefully. It is important to understand what is being asked.

• Try to generate an answer and then look for it in the option list.

• Alternatively, read each option carefully, eliminating those that are clearly incorrect.

• Of the remaining options, select the one that is most correct.

• If unsure about an answer, it is better to guess since unanswered questions are automatically counted as wrong answers.