The Central Committee Supervising Examinations at the University Presidency visited the College of Agriculture to review the procedures followed in organizing the final examinations for the first fall semester for undergraduate students.
During their tour, the committee inspected the examination halls, seating arrangements, and the readiness of the examination and administrative committees. They also ensured the availability of all necessary resources to guarantee the smooth and orderly conduct of exams, ensuring fairness and transparency for the students.
The committee praised the significant efforts of the Deanship of the College of Agriculture in creating an appropriate environment for the successful conduct of examinations. They commended the college’s organization, adherence to the instructions and regulations approved by the University Presidency, and its commitment to providing a conducive examination environment that allows students to complete their exams comfortably and confidently.
The Deanship emphasized its dedication to removing any obstacles that students may face and working in close coordination with the examination committees to ensure the success of the examination process and the achievement of the intended educational objectives.
This visit is part of the ongoing field follow-up conducted by the University Presidency to monitor the examination process and ensure the highest standards of academic quality and discipline.
