The evaluation of the subject of Biochemistry is continuous throughout the entire academic year. To be evaluated in this way, the student must carry out all the evaluable activities (problem solving, tutored work and two partial written tests).

The particular situations of each student that prevent participation in these activities on a regular basis (Example: employment contract, illness... etc) must be communicated as soon as possible to the responsible teacher to find a solution.

To pass the Biochemistry course (final grade as the sum of the weighted grades) it is essential to have obtained a grade equal to or higher than the minimum grade required in each of the activities that can be evaluated separately. If this is not the case, the total calculation will not be carried out and the grade that will appear in the Biochemistry report will be the highest of the failed sections, and the student must take the entire subject exam in the second call (July). 

The final exam in the xullo call is equivalent to 60% of the final grade and is considered approved when a grade equal to or greater than 4.0 out of 10 is achieved.

It is important to note that problem solving activities and tutored work are not recoverable.

In the event that the student does not participate in any of the evaluable activities, he will appear as NOT PRESENTED in the Biochemistry certificate in both calls (January and July). On the contrary, participation in some of the evaluable activities but not in all of them will automatically imply a fail in the Biochemistry Act (both calls).

These criteria will be applied identically in the two calls (January and July).

The notes of the activities carried out during the course (solving exercises, supervised works and partial examination of objective questions) are kept throughout the academic year, as long as they have reached the required minimum grade.