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Can I graduate if I fail the doctoral midterm?
You can graduate, but it will be postponed.

According to the provisions of the school's mid-term assessment, it is designated as the initial diversion object, and you can apply for the next semester's assessment. If you pass the examination, you will be fine, and if you fail, you will be finally identified as the diversion object. For those who get a master's degree, you will be awarded a doctor's certificate. If you don't have a master's degree, you can consider transferring to a master's degree and getting a master's degree certificate.

Mid-term evaluation

The mid-term examination for doctoral students, also known as the doctoral qualification examination, is an examination committee organized by the doctoral training unit to evaluate the comprehensive level of doctoral students' knowledge, academic ability and innovation ability through written and oral examinations. The mid-term exam is an exam that doctoral students must pass, otherwise they can't enter the stage of dissertation research.

The mid-term examination time of doctoral students in colleges and universities is different, which is divided into written examination and oral examination, covering political and ideological performance, degree course scores, total credits, scientific research ability and scientific research results.

For example, Xiamen University and Nanjing University have clear requirements for the proportion of mid-term evaluation. Xiamen University stipulates that there must be a certain proportion of unqualified doctoral students in the mid-term evaluation (the School of Journalism and Communication and the School of Materials stipulate 5%); Nanjing University requires that the excellent rate of each assessment should not be higher than 15%, the pass rate of suspension (i.e. unqualified) should not be lower than 15%, and there is no proportion of persuasion and withdrawal.