Magnetic Resonance: Techniques

The learning assessment includes a written test and an oral test whose final grade will be expressed out of thirty for the entire integrated course.
The 45-minute written test is based on 60 multiple choice questions with 4 answer options (only one correct). A minimum score of 18 is needed to access the oral part of the examination. Each correct answer is assigned a score of 0.5 points up to the total score of 30 points available, There is 0.1 points penalty for each wrong answer. There are no penalties for replies not given. The written test cwhose final grade will an include all the topics covered during the lessons.
The oral exam must be taken in the same exam session in which the written test was taken and passed. Failure to pass the oral exam entails the repetition of the written test. To consult the calendar of exam sessions scheduled for the current academic year, reference should be made to the calendar of appeals published on the website of the Degree Course.
The oral exam globally evaluates the competences acquired by the student and always includes one or more questions on course contents.
The final grade is not the arithmetic average of the mark of the written test and the oral exam.
The booking on the UNIMIA portal, within the dates established for each appeal, is mandatory for the examination.