In accordance with paragraph 17 of Chapter III of the Regulation "On the rating system of control and evaluation of student knowledge in higher education institutions" performance of the relevant tasks and the points allocated to it. According to Chapter III, paragraph 19, "55% (38.5 points) of the total score allocated for the current and intermediate control in science is a qualifying point, and students who score less than this percentage are not included in the final control ....... students who score 55 percent (38.5 points) and above of the points allocated to each of the current and intermediate controls will be included in the final control on that subject. " In other words, if a student scores 39.0 points above the current and intermediate controls, he / she will be included in the final control even if he / she does not submit independent work. Independent work is an additional load introduced as an exception for the teacher to give a high grade in order to encourage the student's independent learning skills and the correct assessment of his knowledge. The student has the right to earn extra points for himself by completing this task and not to earn extra points without doing the opposite. If a student scores 39 or higher in the intermediate and current controls, but is not included in the final control on the grounds that the subject has not been assigned independently by the science teacher, is considered to have violated paragraph 19 of Chapter III of the Statute.

     Note: This regulation applies to students studying in modular systems at universities. The credit does not apply to students in the module system. They have an internal regulation of themselves.