Within the period from May 14 to 23, 2025, the Division of Pedagogical Monitoring of the Department of Academic Affairs conducted an online survey “Anti-corruption Compliance Session” among students of all the faculties of the University based on the results of the summer examination session of the 2024-2025 academic year on the Google platform. The survey was completed by 2973 students, including 2837 students of 1-5 years, 103 master students and 33 doctoral students of our University.
Students were asked to indicate “whether they are satisfied with everything in preparation for the exams”, “whether they received sufficiently good preparation”, “what difficulties they encountered when passing the exams”, “whether they consider the form of knowledge assessment at the exams to be objective”, and “whether enough time was allocated to answer the exam questions”.
The level of academic performance of students who completed the survey is positive, 84.4% (2508 people) have no outstanding exam debts. Thus, the majority of respondents (2025 people) (68%) did not have any difficulties with understanding the material.
The majority of respondents see the benefit of conducting the SIWT (MIWT, DIWT) – 81%, did not attend these classes – 12%, and 7% believe that the SIWT (MIWT, DIWT) do not contribute to receiving additional consultations or increasing the rating in the disciplines.
In terms of objectivity, from the forms of knowledge assessment at exams, students primarily indicated testing (48%), and then written (29%), combined (17%) and oral (6%) forms, respectively.
These results in their subjective meaning can indicate high satisfaction of a significant majority of students with organizing and conducting the summer examination session.