The President of the University of Karbala, Professor Sabah Wajid, visited the examination halls at the College of Veterinary Medicine to review the progress of the examinations for undergraduate students for the second semester. He was received by the Dean of the College, Assistant Professor Dr. Muhammad Asaad Saleh Al-Kaabi, along with his scientific and administrative assistants, as well as the heads of the examination committees for graduate and undergraduate studies.
The visit was part of the University President’s field monitoring program to ensure a suitable examination environment for students and to assess the readiness of the halls and technical and administrative equipment.
The University President was accompanied during his inspection tour by Professor Muwaffaq Kazim Al-Hasnawi, Dean of the College of Computer Science and Information Technology. The tour included an inspection of several examination halls and an examination of the implementation of ministerial examination instructions and the extent of student compliance.
In a statement, Professor Sabah Wajid Ali emphasized that the University of Karbala is committed to field monitoring of the progress of exams across all its colleges to ensure the highest levels of discipline and quality in academic performance and to overcome any obstacles that may face students or examination committees.
For his part, Assistant Professor Dr. Mohammed Asaad Saleh Al-Kaabi, Dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine, noted that the college has made exceptional efforts to ensure the smooth running of the exam process in accordance with ministerial regulations and instructions, while providing an appropriate environment that ensures student comfort and supports their academic performance.
At the conclusion of his tour, the University President praised the efforts made by the college’s deanship and staff in organizing the exam process, emphasizing the university’s commitment to supporting a stimulating academic environment that ensures fairness and transparency in exam administration.
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