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Minya student doubts graduation after six failed attempts
University of Minia student Nouran Ahmed Mohamed apologizes to the authorities due to her graduation being delayed for two years because of an issue with her grade in the inorganic cyclic compounds chemistry course (code C401), despite having completed 136 out of 138 credit hours. The student faced numerous difficulties, including that her results initially appeared as successful with a low grade, then were automatically changed to a failing grade (FR), even though there is evidence of the correct results in the university system. She also encountered administrative complications, such as closed accounts and attempts to manipulate her results, despite support from the college administration and the dean. The student submitted an official appeal, and the matter is scheduled to be discussed next week, during which she is demanding a neutral assessment exam to prove her competence and her right to graduate, while continuing to seek intervention to resolve the issue and restore her graduation rights.
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