CHEMISTRY AND PROPEDEUTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY: The exam (Chemistry section) consists of 30 multiple choice quizzes that are evaluated as follows:
- with 1 point for the first 16 correct answers
- with 2 points for the seventeenth correct answer
- with 1 point for the further 12 correct answers up to the twenty-ninth
- with the praise for the thirtieth correct answer
The 30 quizzes of each exam are prepared starting from a single large archive of questions and assorted by groups of difficulties and topic in a random way, so that all the exams are as homogeneous as possible. Representative examples of the questions in the archive will be proposed during the class for the purpose of exercise and preparation to the exam.

BIOLOGY: quiz of 31 questions with 4 answers to choose, and 1 right answer to give.

The examination of the integrated course of Biomedical Sciences is unique, as for all integrated courses, and includes the two disciplines that are part of it. Note that:
- the final vote is unique, and represents the average for the assessments obtained in the two disciplines;
- insufficiency in a discipline compromises the outcome of the whole exam, which must be repeated with a new registration; the positive results in the Chemistry test can still be validated for the subsequent exams within the year, so it is not requested to repeat the test;
- in the exam sessions which include two dates, it is usually possible to register for only one of them. Therefore, in the case of a negative result in the Chemistry test performed in the first date, it is not possible to repeat the test in the following date of the same session.