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   What is a resit module?

   • A resit involves retaking the assessments for the parts of the module that you failed. At most universities, you can only achieve 40% on a resit module, even if you would have scored higher. When you pass a resit module, it is considered a part of your passed modules.

   What Happens if You Fail a Module at University?

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   What happens if I resit a module?

   • You need to consider the likelihood of achieving the required marks, taking into account your resit assessment workload and all your other commitments. If you resit a module (pass at the second attempt), your overall module mark will be capped at 40%. If you have not submitted for any assessment component, you must resit that assessment component.

   Guidance for students about resitting assessments - University of the

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   What is a resit assessment?

   • A resit is a further attempt to pass a module. The mark you get for a resit assessment is capped at the pass mark for the assessment. Assessments on Level 7 modules are capped at 50% while assessments on modules at level 6 or lower are capped at 40%. The uncapped mark is shown on your transcript.

   Resitting an assessment - University of Sussex

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   Do I need to resit or retake an assessment or module?

   • Guidance for if you need to resit or retake an assessment or module. If you do not pass a module at the first sit, you will normally get an automatic resit. You will need to resit any assessment tasks you have not passed. You do not need to pay for a resit.

   Resits and retake information - Assessments - UWE Bristol

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   What is a sit resit?

   • A sit is a type of resit that gives you another opportunity to complete a module assessment. Check your Module Results page in Sussex Direct for details of the sit you’ve been given. Your mark from a sit attempt is not capped and may be combined with marks you achieved for other assessments from the module.

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   Can I resit assessment components that I have already passed?

   • You may not resit assessment components that you have already passed in order to get a better mark. If the university has approved a claim for MC for a module which you have not passed, the module is deemed INCOMPLETE, not as a fail.

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   A resit is a further attempt to pass a module. The mark you get for a resit assessment is capped at the pass mark for the assessment. Assessments on Level 7 modules are capped at 50% while assessments on modules at level 6 or lower are capped at 40%. The uncapped mark is shown on your transcript.

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   A retake is when you study a whole module for a second time because you have taken it previously but have not passed it yet. As you will be retaking the module in a different academic year, the assessment is likely to be different. You will not be able to retake a module if you’ve already passed it.

4. www.uhi.ac.uk › en › t4-mediaGuidance for students about resitting assessments

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   Module assessment – the basics. To pass an undergraduate module, you must achieve a minimum overall mark of 40%. (For postgraduate modules (SCQF Level 11), you must achieve a minimum overall mark of 50%.) Modules either have a single assessment (eg an essay, a report or an exam), or they may have several assessment components.

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   Jan 10, 2023 · A resit involves retaking the assessments for the parts of the module that you failed. At most universities, you can only achieve 40% on a resit module, even if you would have scored higher. When you pass a resit module, it is considered a part of your passed modules.

6. universityofleeds.medium.com › resits-what-happensResits: What happens and what to expect | by University of ...

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   Aug 1, 2023 · Practically, a resit works almost exactly like a standard assignment or exam: you find out the due date, you do the work required, and you submit. Easy. Breaking the process down to its...

7. www.brookes.ac.uk › students › your-studiesResits and retakes - Oxford Brookes University

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   Information for students who fail an assessment or module to retrieve their position, and the Regulations for Study (6.9) set out the rules governing your entitlements to resit assessments and retake modules.

8. nationalcareers.service.gov.uk › resitsResitting an exam - National Careers Service

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   It might be free to retake your exams the year after you get your results. It usually depends on the grade you got, the subject you want to retake and the type of school or college you attend. You...