Entrance Exam Pre-Reading Material
The Degree Programme in International Business and Marketing Logistics (IBML) in SAMK will arrange the entrance exam for the Joint Application in Spring 2012 in cooperation with the other business programmes cooperating in the FINNIPS network (http://www.finnips.fi). Therefore, all eligible applicants who have chosen IBML as their first choice business programme will be invited to the entrance exam to be held in Rauma on 25 April 2012. It may be possible to take the entrance exam abroad in some countries [linkki osoitteeseen: http://www.samk.fi/applicants/admission/entrance_examinations].
Those eligible applicants who have chosen IBML as their second, third or fourth-choice business programme will be invited by their first choice cooperating business programme to attend their entrance exam. IBML accepts the exam results of the other business programmes in the FINNPS network, but does not accept the examination result of any other network.
The entrance exam consists of a written part (an essay, multiple choice questions, tasks of applied mathematics and logic) and a group discussion. The exam essay and multiple choice questions will be based on pre-reading material that the applicants must study before coming to the entrance exam.
Pre-reading material for the entrance examination of the FINNIPS network business programmes:
- Reading Instructions
- Pre-reading Material: Metso Annual Report 2010 “Results by Working Together”
The ability to communicate fluently in speaking and writing in English is a prerequisite for admission. Therefore, applicants must pass all the parts of the examination in order to be selected for admission. Applicants scoring below the minimum points for any of the sections will fail the exam.
The entrance exam points chart:
Examination part | Minimum points
required | Maximum points | Length |
Essay | 8 points | 25 points | 75 min |
Multiple-choice Questions | 5 points | 15 points | 45 min |
Mathematics/Logic | 7 points | 20 points | 60 min |
Group Discussion | 10 points | 40 points | |
Total | 30 points | 100 points | 3 hours +
group discussion |