The exam is made of a written and an oral part, which together determine the final score. Students attending classes regularly have three partial tests during the course. Each will consist of: a short composition, a listening comprehension test, grammar and lexicon test. Students who pass the three partials will take directly the oral final exam (see below).
Students who cannot attend, or students who do not pass the partial tests, will take a final comprehensive written examination, corresponding to the three partials and consisting of a composition, a listening and reading comprehension test, grammar and lexicon test.
The exam score is valid for three exam sessions. Students can take the oral exam in the same session or in one of the successive two sessions. The oral exam will assess the student's ability to express the contents of the course in the Serbian and Croatian language. The grading scale is from 1 to 30, based on the quality of the answers.