What is The Assessment of Adequacy of Personal Readiness is the tool provided by the Educational Regulations to assess your preparation for the purpose of matriculation to the Master's Degree.
Who should conduct the Verification If you obtained a score of 9/10 or above the highest grade of the bachelor's degree that meets the requirements of the curriculum, or obtained a final grade corresponding to the "A" classification of the ECTS system, you are exempt from the individual preparation test. How to access To take the Verification of Adequacy of Graduate Personal Readiness you must make the pre-registration so as to be on the lists of students who must take the test. Following that, if the test is successful, you must confirm your matriculation. For pre-registration and the test you will not have to pay anything. Payment of the registration fee and regional fee is due at the time of confirmation of registration. You must pay the registration fee and regional fee. N.B.: Pre-registration and verification of personal preparation adequacy are free of charge. Payment of the application fee and regional fee is expected at the time of confirmation of registration. How it works If the criteria for admission are met, candidates will have to undergo an assessment of the requirements before a committee to ascertain their general knowledge. The examination takes place in the form of a written test or public interview and is aimed at assessing the candidate's general preparation, with particular reference to knowledge of the fundamentals and applied and professional aspects relating to the specific classes of engineering. The candidate must also demonstrate adequate knowledge of the English language by providing appropriate certification or, in the absence thereof, by passing the B1 test organised by the Language Skills Development Sector of the University of Genoa (ex-CLAT UniGe). The English language proficiency requirement is also met if the student holds a qualification in English, to be certified by means of a document or official letter issued by the corresponding university and indicating that studies were carried out in English. If the previous conditions are not met, knowledge of English must be assessed as part of the aforementioned personal preparation test by the corresponding examination board. In the latter case, the ability to use the English language fluently also forms part of the subjects of this test.
