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Comprehensive Examination
Comprehensive Examination
A comprehensive examination would be held during July after the end of the 11th and 12th subjects. The examination can be taken only if students pass all the 12 subjects including the individual study course with a satisfactory grade.
The examination composes of written examination and an oral examination. Students need to pass both examinations to be considered a graduate of the Master of Arts in Business and Managerial Economics.
For those who are unable to pass the examination will be given a second chance for both the written and oral examinations. Inability to fulfill the second comprehensive examination would automatically result in the termination of the student status in this program. The comprehensive examination is given once each term.
There are two parts in the comprehensive examination.
Part I : Written Examination
Part I : Written Examination
There are two parts in the comprehensive examination;
Part I: Microeconomics: Theory and Practice
Part II: Macroeconomics: Theory and Practice
Each part consists of three questions . The total is six questions.
Students MUST answer the total of FOUR questions by selecting two questions from each part.
Students who answer more or less than four questions are classified as “fail”.
Students must answer in English.
Example of Choices
Example of Choices
Criteria:
Criteria:
The score will be “P” (pass) , “F” (fail) and “?”
Students MUST PASS both Micro & Macro.
Students who pass the written exam are entitled to sit for the oral exam as scheduled.
Students who fail in the written exam must register in the first term of the next academic year and take the second comprehensive exam which will be announced in due time.
MABE students are allowed to get copies of previous comprehensive exam questions.
Part II : Oral Examination
Part II : Oral Examination
A number of questions will be prepared by professors in each group and each question is enclosed separately in an envelop.
Each student can select the total of two questions but one question at time. If student cannot answer the first question then he/she can select the second question.
Students must answer in English.
Criteria:
Criteria:
The score will be “P” (pass) and “F” (fail)
Students must pass at least one question.
Students who fail in the oral exam must register in the first term of the next academic year and sit for the second comprehensive examination that includes written exam and oral exam.
Code of Conduct:
Code of Conduct:
Only stationery and simple calculator are allowed, other devices such as all kinds of dictionary, tablets and mobile phones are prohibited.
Exam booklets must be submitted to invigilators on time, otherwise your booklets will not be examined and graded.
The result of any misconduct during the examination is ‘F’ for that particular course, and be suspended for 2 consecutive semesters or expelled
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