Once the student has presented the work, the panel will deliberate on the grade to be awarded to the student. The evaluation criteria of the teaching guide and the provisions of the degree verification report will be applied. The criteria will be made public before students defend their TFG. For the final mark, the arithmetic mean of the marks awarded to the TFG by each of the members of the panel will be established. In the last scheduled sessions the panel will apply the following criteria to the oral presentation: up to 20% for the TFG presentation and up to 30% for the questions and answers section.
The mark will be awarded based on the following numerical scale established in Royal Decree 1125/2003, from 0 to 10, with one decimal place, to which the corresponding qualitative mark must be added:

a) 0-4.9 fail
b) 5.0-6.9 pass
c) 7.0-8.9 good
d) 9.0-10 excellent

Students who achieve a mark equal to or greater than 9.0, according to the assessment panel’s criteria, may be awarded First Class Honours.

Any review and/or complaint regarding the final TFG marks will be addressed in accordance with UDC regulations.