The commission exam is an extraordinary form of examination that requires the consent of the department dean. A student may złrequest a commission exam if they believe that their exam was conducted improperly or unfairly. The exam takes place orally. The commission exam is not a third exam term for students and should not be treated as such. If a student did not pass the exam in the appropriate and supplementary sessions but all exams were conducted correctly, they cannot apply for a commission exam. The commission exam is a free exam.
To obtain permission from the dean for a committee exam, you must write a petition stating the specific arguments that indicate that the previous exams were conducted incorrectly. Only the submission of specific arguments can persuade the dean to grant permission. A committee exam is also available to students who have previously taken the exam in question, but disagree with their assessment. They can consider that they were evaluated according to criteria other than those of the rest of the students.
The commission exam is an extraordinary form of exam, but it is still an exam. Therefore, as with other exams, a student ID is required. The examiner records the student's information and verifies that the ID is valid. Therefore, it is important to attach the ELS stickers to the ID. After successfully completing the commission exam, the student can start collecting other ELS holograms.
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See also:
Stickers on the student ID card
PhD holograms
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