Exam period at ASUE

These days, the examination review of full-time and part-time bachelor's and master's educational degree program students were organized in oral and computer-mediated modes. The Marketing and Public Relations division, while observing the course of the exams, visited exam rooms and recorded remarkable episodes from that process.

"Done": this is the first word to be heard from the lips of students leaving the exam room. Even if the atmosphere is not tense, rather relaxed and positive, students admit that they take a deep breath after closing the exam room door.

At the time of our filming, Narine Balasanyan, a lecturer of the Chair of Finance, was examining the 3rd year students majoring "Finance", subject "Securities Market". Mariam Hovhannisyan got 20 points: a brilliant answer, maximum result, and any comments are unnecessary. According to Narine Balasanyan, students will be able to participate in the qualification exams organized by the Central Bank of Armenia or the Union of Banks of Armenia, work in investment companies and commercial banks, based on the knowledge obtained at the "Securities Market" course. She is familiar with students' abilities and skills from the first year of their studies.

Our next visit was the Faculty of Economic Regulation and International Economic Relations, as the students call it, the "skyscraper". The subject "International Economics‒2", which is about international monetary relations, was mastered by the students in their third year majoring "Economics". Associate Professor Zhora Sargsyan has been working with students since their 2nd year of their studies. According to him, the overall level of progress of this group of students is quite high, which will be confirmed by the final results of the exams. The lecturer points out that the number of students that work concurrently is not small in proportion and it has both advantages and disadvantages.

The first-year students majoring "Finance" have already passed 2 computer-mediated exams, and 2 oral exams are still to come. Anna Khachatryan prefers oral exams, as she considers that the human factor is important during the oral ones.

In this responsible period, we wish success to all our students and remind that first semester exams of the 2022-2023 academic year for students studying at full-time and part-time bachelor's and master’s degree programs at the Main University of Economics, which started on January 3, will continue till January 20 inclusive.

Classes for full-time students will start on February 6.

Photos from exam rooms are in ASUE Facebook page.