Curriculum Rules

Academic Standards
 

Mansoura Manchester has awarded accrediation by the National Authority for Quality Assurance and Accreditation of Education (NAQAAE) in 2017.
 

Semester Ongoing and Final Assessments
 

Ongoing Assessments: 20% of the total mark will be awarded to the activity in the class, presentation at weekly student's presentations, a mid-semester MCQ exam and the SSC Essay/poster.

 

Final (Summative) Assessments:80% consists of 3 types of exam papers:
 

1: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

The examination will include multiple choice questions (MCQs) with a choice of a single best answer from 5 options, cross matching, and extended matching questions (EMQs).  Negative marking will not be used; a wrong answer will be awarded zero mark.

2: Short Essay Exam:

The questions are short and targeted. No open end questions will be used. A model answer for each question is included to standardize marking.

3. Objective Structured Practical and Clinical Examination (OSPE and OSCE):

The Objective Structured Practical and Clinical Examination (OSPE and OSCE) test your ability to demonstrate competence in some of the skills you have learnt.

NB: There are no oral exams throughout the programme.

 

Examination Results

Result will be declared as:

Grade

Points

Percent

Excellent

A

4

> 90%

A-

3.67

85% - <90%

Very Good

B+

3.33

80% - <85%

B

3

75% - <80%

Good

B-

2.67

70% - <75%

C+

2.33

65% - <70%

Pass

C

1.67

60% - <65%

Fail

 

 

<60%

 

 

 Re-sit examinations:
  • If the student failed during the first semester of the academic year (January), he/she will be allowed to move to the next semester, and re-sit the exam in the summer (July).
  • If the student failed the second semester exam (June), he/she will have a re-sit exam in the summer (August).
  • A summer exam (July/August) is planned for students who failed any semester during the course.
  • If the student failed the summer exam, he/she will repeat that semester during the next year.
  • If the student failed that semester again during the next year, he/she will have a final chance in the summer.
  • If the student failed in the summer (4th attempt) his registration is cancelled.



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