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First-Year Orientation will take place twice in our calender year. First-year students go through variouse sessions over a weeks period. Attending a session provides you with the opportunity to meet other incoming freshman, register for classes, learn about your new UZ community and receive your UZ student ID card.
Your specific orientation session is based on when advisors from your academic department are present to assist you with registration.
If you change your major, you must log back in to Hokie SPA and sign up for a new session to ensure you are attending the correct orientation session.
If you have any questions, contact Student Affairs.
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Overview
The examination guidelines, instructions and procedures are meant to ensure and enhance impartiality, security, positive student experience and integrity of examination processes and consequently the institutional qualifications. These guidelines and instructions should be read in conjunction with the General Academic Regulations and related institutional policies and regulations relating to academic processes and student conduct.Students are thus expected to familiarise themselves with and adhere to these, as any breaches shall be deemed to constitute examination malpractice and will be handled through the established institutional disciplinary processes.
Examination Rules and Regulations to Students
All University examinations are governed by rules and regulations at every stage. Students are required to strictly abide by all the rules and regulations. Below are the applicable rules and regulations governing different stages of the examination process:
Examination Timetable
- For each Modularised Teaching and Examination Block, the Examinations and Certification Office publishes in the first instance, a Draft Examination Timetable and subsequently the Final Examination Timetable incorporating feedback from students, Departments and Faculties.
- Students should carefully analyse both the Draft and Final Examination Timetables, paying particular attention to examination clashes, overlaps, omissions and any other pertinent observations.
- Any of such observations should be reported to the respective Faculty and Departmental Offices for liaison with the Examinations and Certification Office for resolution.
- The Draft and Final Examination Timetables are accessible on the student's emhare portals, the University website and notice boards available through all Departments, Faculties, Great Hall, Student Affairs and Student Union Buildings.
- Once the Final Examination Timetable has been published, students should familiarise themselves with the timetable and abide by the published examination dates, times and venues, unless the Examinations and Certification Office notifies of variation through Addenda and Notices to the Final Timetable.
Conditions for Admission into Examinations
To be admitted into any formal examination, candidates should be duly registered and satisfied the Continuous Assessment requirements as prescribed by applicable programme and General Academic Regulations.
Reporting and Entry to the Examination Venue
Conduct During the Examination
Conduct at the End of the Examination
Students Living with Disabilities
Clashing and Overlapping Examinations
Missing Scheduled Examinations
Publication of Examination Results
Appeal against Published Examination results
As custodian of academic records we are mandated to validate/verify records for a fee of US$50.00. You can either pay cash at our Cash office at University of Zimbabwe or you remit US$50 into the University of Zimbabwe Account using the following information:
Name of Bank: Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe Ltd.
Branch : Ngo Centre
Branch Code : 2157
Account Number: 6724055
Swift Code BARCZWHX
Name of Account: UZ Specific Funds
