Graduation

A student is considered graduated upon successfully completing all courses in the approved study plan. If the student’s cumulative grade point average (CGPA) is 2.0 or higher, and the maximum permitted years of study have not been exceeded, the student is then awarded a graduation certificate and diploma signed by the Dean of the Faculty and the President of the University, in addition to an official transcript signed by the President of the University.

• Upon graduation, the final Accumulative Grade Point Average (AGPA) is calculated from the total grade points obtained in all courses of the study plan, after multiplying each grade point by the number of credit hours assigned to the course, divided by the total credit hours of the plan.
• Based on the circular issued by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, a blood donation certificate is required from every student upon graduation and when requesting a transcript.

National Examination

The unified national examination is considered an integral part of the internal regulations of the faculties and specializations of Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Architecture, and Informatics Engineering in both public and private universities.

The passing mark for this examination is 50%, and it does not count toward the bachelor’s degree average. Students may benefit from examination assistance of up to two marks only.

This examination is administered to students who have successfully completed all courses in the study plan, and its dates and subjects are determined by the Higher Education Council.

The examination is a prerequisite for admission to postgraduate studies, provided that the student’s passing mark in this examination is not less than 60%.

A student who has completed all courses in the study plan is permitted to sit for this examination as long as they have not exhausted the maximum allowed duration of enrollment at the university, and they may benefit from exceptional sessions when issued