The written paper (type A) and the reports (types B and C) will be evaluated by a Commission of Department’s professors. The overall evaluation of the final exam is expressed in 110 points.
The overall evaluation is the result of the sum of the following elements:
- average of the votes weighted by the number of credits of the courses and rebased to 110;
- 0.33 points for each laude (added to the vote in 110);
- “Career Quickness Bonus” points, i.e., 3 extra points to be added to the final score based in 110, only for students that complete regularly the bachelor’s degree in the 3 years;
- “Excellent Students Bonus” point, i.e., 1 extra point to be added to the final score based in 110, only for the students that completed the “ad hoc” program “Seminars for Excellent Students” scheduled in years 2 and 3 of the bachelor’ degree.
The grade assigned to the final examination depends on the mode type chosen (Type A: 0 to 4 points; Types B and C: 0 to 2 points).
For more details, see the proper section in the CLEM’s web page.

The “laude” can be awarded by the Commission unanimously in consideration of the high quality of the thesis, in particular with regards to the mastery of the basic tools, the critical ability to apply the acquired knowledge and the whole student’s career.
The supervisor cannot require the “laude” if the average grade is less than 103 out of 110.