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The Ph.D. student must take the written
part of the Comprehensive Examination within the two semesters immediately
following the Entrance Examination.
The examination consists of two parts. The first is a written examination
which is set on the basis of the selected major and minor areas and NOT on
course taken in these areas. The second part is an oral examination which is
based on the research work and its proposal. It must be taken not later than
the end of semester following the semester in which the written part was
attempted.
The examination will be graded by all members according to a certain policy
for passing or failing adopted and agreed upon before the examination and
reported to the graduate committee.
A detailed report on the examination and its grades will be submitted to the
Chairman of the Department. A copy is to be kept in the student's file and
another one is to be sent to the Graduate Committee.
On the basis of this examination, a student may be admitted to the Doctorate
Degree candidacy. A graduate student is allowed to take the comprehensive
examination twice only.
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