Assessing knowledge can take place:
a) written or oral in-class presentations, sit-in written tests, homework assignments
(plan, progress sheet, record)
b) examination (during the exam period)
c) assignment
d) comprehensive examination
e) final examination

There is a five-scale evaluation system:
5 - jeles / Excellent
4 - jó / Good
3 - közepes / Fair
2 - elégséges / Sufficient
1 - elégtelen / Insufficient or Fail
In case of some courses when no grade is awarded we use only Pass/Fail and the three-scale evaluation system is also applied: Excellent (5), Satisfactory (3) and Fail (1).

The student can be given an end-of-term evaluation in case of:
a) seminars based on the student's performance.
b) examination mark (k) is determined on the basis of student performance in the examination or on the overall result of mid-term tests and exam performance.
c) signature (ai): certifying the completion of the requirements.

More information in the Code of Studies and Exams

Credit system 
In the credit system, 1 credit is 30 working hours. During an academic year, student shall obtain approximately 60 credits which is 30 credits/semester.

Converting local grades to ECTS grades (for Erasmus+ students):

The average academic load per semester is 30 ECTS credits.

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