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5 +1 | ordinary examination |
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4 +1 | first sitting |
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4 | ordinary call |
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ordinary examination Explanation: In Spain, the university student is usually given two opportunities in any given academic year to pass the subjects taken. The first is termed an ordinary examination (convocatoria ordinaria), the second an extraordinary examination (convocatoria extraordinaria). Only those students who have failed in the ordinary examination may take the extraordinary one; that is, the latter is a re-sit. Hope this helps Reference: http://www.uax.es/internacional/guia/ingles/indice.html |
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ordinary call Explanation: http://www.ua.es/en/centros/derecho/reglamentos/reglam_homol... TRANSITORIA: Exceptionally, candidates of the academic year 98-99, will take the exams the first Monday in the month of February for the ordinary call and the first Monday in July for the extraordinary call. Good luck! |
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first sitting Explanation: The first sitting of an exam. HTH Sheila http://www.uax.es/internacional/guia/ingles/indice.html http://www.ierm.ed.ac.uk/cw2h/contina.htm In other words, if you achieve less than 35% in the average for in-course components, or less than 35% in the examination paper, then you will fail the course in June (or in your first sitting of the exam, whether June or September) even if you have an aggregate of 40%. You will then have to resit the exam in September. If you failed at the first sitting because you had less than 35% for in-course marks, then in September you will have to complete additional work in place of the in-course material. |
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