Is it Correct to Have Both Written Test and Oral Test for End-of-Course Examinations?

Based on Clause 2, Article 21 of the Regulation on Full-time Undergraduate and College Education by the Credit System promulgated together with Decision No. 43/2007/QD-BGDDT, the following provisions are stipulated:

The forms of end-of-course exams can be written exams (multiple-choice or essay), oral exams, writing essays, large assignments, or a combination of the aforementioned forms. The principal approves appropriate exam forms for each course.

According to the regulation, the forms of end-of-course exams are as follows:

+ Written exams (multiple-choice or essay);

+ Oral exams;

+ Writing essays;

+ Large assignments;

+ Or a combination of the aforementioned forms.

Accordingly, depending on each course, there will be one or a combination of different exam forms. The principal will approve the appropriate exam forms for each course.

Therefore, the case you inquired about is still in accordance with the regulation.

Respectfully!