Final exam TOPICS in December 2026:
BSc:
Food Engineering BSc (Food technology, Unit operation, Food industry economics)
MSc:
Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering (Environmental management, Environmental protection, Sustainable agricultrural systems, Environmental technologies)
Agricultrual Water Management Engineering (Agricultural water management in general, Agricultural water management methods and tools)
Final exam TOPICS in June 2026:
BSc:
MSc:
Agricultural Environmental Management Engineering (Environmental management, Environmental protection, Sustainable agricultrural systems, Environmental technologies)
Agricultrual Water Management Engineering (Agricultural water management in general, Agricultural water management methods and tools)
2. Final Exam Registration in Neptun
How to register:
Go to:
Administration → Final Exams → Register for the relevant semester
Final exams take place in June or December each year.
The final exam consists of two parts:
Thesis Defense
Presentation of your thesis
Answering questions and comments
Oral Examination
Based on topics related to your field of study
Your supervisor will inform you about the format and content of your thesis presentation.
Both parts take place on the same day.
Once you register for the final exam, you are officially considered a graduating student, and the graduation deadlines apply to you—even if you are taking other (non-final) courses.
Dress code: Formal or smart attire is expected to reflect the importance of the occasion.
If you've registered for the final exam but cannot attend:
Inform both the Study Department as soon as possible.
The committee is appointed by the Dean with approval from the Faculty Council.
It includes:
1 Chairperson (an expert from the field)
At least 2 members
An examiner
The committee will:
Assess your performance
Grade your thesis
Announce the final results at the end of the exam session
In case of disagreement, the Chairperson makes the final decision.
If you fail any part of the final exam, you must retake it in the next exam period (June or December).
Your diploma grade is the average of three components:
A: Weighted academic average of all semesters
B: Grade of the oral final exam
C: Grade for the thesis defense
Formula:
Final Grade = (A + B + C) / 3
Diploma classification:
Classification | Grade Range |
|---|---|
| Outstanding | 4.81 – 5.00 |
| Excellent | 4.51 – 4.80 |
| Good | 3.51 – 4.50 |
| Satisfactory | 2.51 – 3.50 |
| Pass | 2.00 – 2.50 |
Awarded if:
The student received grade 5 in all state exam subjects
The average of their thesis and all previous exam grades is at least 4.00
The student has no grades lower than 4 throughout their studies
Diplomas are issued within 30 days of passing the final exam.
Receiving your diploma:
At graduation ceremony or after that but not before.
The diploma includes:
Student’s name, birth details, degree program, specialization, attendance mode, institution info, date of issue
Signature of the Dean
The official seal and Hungarian coat of arms
If you need proof of completing your studies before the graduation ceremony, you may request a Certificate of Completion from the HKSZK Office:
Peter Veres Dormitory, Ground Floor Room 16
Note: This certificate does not include your diploma grade. It only confirms that you passed the final exam.
Graduating students must:
Return all borrowed books
Pay any outstanding fees
Deadline: One week after thesis submission.
Students who do not return books or clear charges will not be allowed to take the final exam.