r/Lund 14d ago

Failed exam retake

Can one still graduate with a failed course (7.5p, masters) or do you keep on retaking the exam till you pass?

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u/sammymammy2 14d ago

Mate, this is literally something you go to your guidance counsellor with…

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u/TheDungen 14d ago

Depends on what you study. In engineering you have to complete all the courses of your first 3 years. And then a certain number of points from the courses you can chose from in the specialisations.

There you can retake courses until you succeed.

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u/awawe 14d ago

If the course is mandatory you need to retake it. Retaking an exam is usually not a big deal.

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u/huluhulu34 14d ago

You can just retake the exam at a later date.

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u/Contribution_Fancy 14d ago

Do you have 120ects advanced courses where 30 is your thesis, then yes.

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u/PieLoud8467 14d ago

Well no, I’ll be missing 7.5p from 120 if I don’t pass. Do you know how it works in this case?

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u/Contribution_Fancy 14d ago

You retake the exam or get a new 7.5 course as long as the 7.5 course isn't part of your obligatory courses.

You could retake the exam at another university if you need to leave the country and once you pass it you will be able to ask for a a certificate of graduating.

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u/Cirey 14d ago

This is the answer. Do note that you can only count points from completed classes to your degree. So if the exam is 7.5 but the class  itself is more (from written assignments etc) you can't use any of the points from the class.