Until the end of the Covid-19 emergency, due to the high number of students, the exam will be held on line, through a multiple-choice test, delivered via e-learning, with simultaneous access to the Microsoft Teams platform for video surveillance.

The test consists of 16 questions (15 plus one for summa cum laude) to be taken in 30 minutes.

The final mark is awarded on the basis of an overall assessment of the test, which takes into account not only the number of correct answers, but also the quality and relevance of each question, from the point of view of the ability to understand legal language, the rationale behind the rules, the function of legal institutions and the ability to reason logically in solving non-complex legal problems.

During the regular teaching period, the examination takes place in the classroom
and consists of a written test at the end of the course, aimed at verifying the student's knowledge of basic legal concepts and basic legal terminology and the capacity for logical reasoning in the solution of legal problems of a non-complex nature.
The written test, which is held according to the examination sessions calendar, consists of a multiple-choice test of 30 questions, to be carried out without the help of the Civil Code or other legislative texts within one hour.
Each correct answer assigns 1 point; the minimum mark for passing the examination is 18/30. The results of the examination are expressed on thirtieth scale. Summa cum laude will be awarded against 30 points and the exact answer to two additional and optional questions.
No interim examinations are provided during the course.
Examination method and program are the same for attending and non-attending students.
Only regularly registered students will be admitted to the examination.