Enrollment termination:

Article 26 of the Unified Regulations for Postgraduate Studies in Universities:

It is the termination of the student's relationship with postgraduate studies, not allowing them to continue studying.

The student's enrollment shall be terminated in the following cases:

1. If they are accepted but did not register within the specified period for registration.
2. If they did not pass the supplementary courses with a grade of at least 'very good'.
3. If they withdraw or drop out of study for a semester without an acceptable excuse.
4. If they violate any of the academic duties, the scientific trust, or the university regulations and conventions.
5. If the student’s GPA falls below 'very good' in two consecutive semesters.
6. If they violate any of the admission requirements that must be upheld for the duration of the program.
7. If they do not pass the comprehensive test, if any, after being allowed to repeat it.
8. If the committee decides that the thesis is not valid for defense or decides not to accept it.
9. Exceeding the specified period for obtaining the degree.

Adopted Procedure