Course Grading
Course grading and examination patterns vary by program.
Examination Policy
Exams and tests at SIBBC&S serve to assess the student's cognitive competency in the areas of their studies, ensuring their academic integrity while promoting spiritual and theological growth and preparing them for ministry by developing their ability to handle real-life situations with biblical wisdom. It is required of every student to comply with the following regulations for the exams/tests in the exam hall.
Comprehensive / Oral Exam
SIBBC&S reserves the right and authority to conduct both the written Comprehensive exam and Oral exam for different levels at B.Th., M.Div., and M.Th.
Re-Exam Policy
Incomplete Grades
B.Th. Switching Emphasis
1. Students seeking admission in B.Th. I Second Semester have two options; he/she must choose either one of the following emphases:
Library Guidelines
1. Produce your ID card if asked upon entrance to the library.
Thesis Requirement
| | M.Div. Thesis | M.Th. Thesis |
Pending Research Work
Students who are unable to complete their thesis or research papers within the designated timeframe are required to re-register to continue their work in the subsequent academic year. This policy applies to all pending research work, regardless of when the delay occurred.
B.Th. Statement of Faith
This is the student's short confession and declaration of his/her belief and practice of the teachings of the Bible. It usually begins with "I believe". The graduating class of Bachelor of Theology is required to fulfil this requirement on or before the due date given below.
Academic Integrity
Students are expected to: