Under UCL regulations, students are normally permitted no more than two attempts at the assessment of anyMarks for resit / repeat attempts are not automatically capped. Please note that you cannot choose to resit a module you have already passed in order to improve your mark. The consequences of not completing or failing a module depend on the circumstances. There are three different reasons why you might not obtain a pass for a module: If your attendance at the module is satisfactory, but you do not complete one or more components of assessment (e.g. you only submit one of two required essays, or you miss the exam for no good reason), your result will be ‘incomplete’. serious implications for your degree as, in order to be eligible for an honours degree, you are required to ‘complete’ 12 units (16 for the year abroad degree). is an important difference between failing a module – even if a module has been irredeemably failed after both the first and the second attempts – and being

‘incomplete’ in the assessment for a module: it is possible to fail a module permanently, while nevertheless ‘completing’ it. The difference can be very In order to be ‘complete’ in a module, you must have been academically assessed in all of the examined elements relating to the module on at least the first or theIn other words, you must have seriously attempted all relevant assessment at least once, instead of being absent and / or failing to submitMerely attending an examination without making a credible attempt that can be academically assessed or submitting empty pages or negligible work that cannot be academically assessed does not complete the assessment. all modules, even if some modules may have been failed, is very important: in order to progress from year 2 to year 3 you must be complete in all yearin order to progress from year 3 to year 4 (for four-year degrees), you must be complete in all modules taken in the first three years.

This means that you may need to re-sit a module during your year abroad if you have failed a module in your second year. how to remove ac unit from carIf you become permanently ‘incomplete’how much to replace a home ac unit in a module, you may therefore no longer be able to progress and will have tocar ac parts for saleFinal-year students who become ‘incomplete’ in a module by failing to attempt a re-sit after already having failed to complete all elements of assessment on the first attempt will no longer qualify for a classified honours degree and may only qualify for an unclassified ordinary therefore particularly important not to miss assessment by failing to submit work or being absent from examination;

and it is imperative not to do so on a second attempt if the assessment for the module has remained incomplete after details and the formal regulations can be found in UCL’s If you are ‘incomplete’ then you will be required to complete the missing components of assessment atYou do not need to re-attend the module, or to resit / resubmit components of assessment that you have already passed. example, if you passed the exam but did not submit your coursework essays, you would not need to resit the exam. Portico should automatically re-enter you for the components that you need to complete. In cases of re-sits the best of the two attempts will count as the final mark. In order to pass a module, you need to obtain an overall mark of 40 or more for each component of a module is not necessarily as serious as failure to complete it. order to be eligible for an honours degree, students are required to pass only 11 of the 12 course units (14.5 out of 16 units for the

a module, you have the opportunity to resit the component(s) that youYou do not need to re-attend the module, or to resit / resubmit components of assessment that you have already passed. For example, if you passed the coursework component but not the exam, you would not need toPortico should automatically re-enter you for the component(s) that you need to resit. overall mark for a module is between 35 and 39 and you are a continuing student who began your programme of study prior to September 2014, you will be given the opportunity to complete supplementary work over the summer in order to increase your overall mark to the minimum pass mark of 40. This is known asReferred assessment counts as part of your first attempt at a module, and if you pass the work that is set, the result that will appear on your transcript is a pass with a mark of 40. assessments are not available to Finalist students, or to students who began their programme of study from September 2014, with the exception of students enrolled

on modules taken in the Engineering, Life Sciences or Mathematical and Physical Sciences faculties.If you choose not to undertake it, or if you fail the work that is set, the normal procedures for resitting the module apply. If your attendance or work for any module is deemed unsatisfactory by the teaching department of the course, you may be deregistered from it. The implications of this are serious as, in order to be eligible for an honours degree, you are required to complete 12 units (16 for the year abroad degree). If your attendance is unsatisfactory, you will be given a formal written warning (by letter or email) in time for you to attendance does not improve and you are deregistered from the module, you will need to repeat the module (attending regularly) in the followingProvided that you need to repeat no more than one course unit, you will be normally be able to do so in addition to the four units that you would be expected to take.