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Have i failed the module?

phishcakes · 2014-04-10 17:49:11

Module is split 50/50 between CAs and Exam, got an F in both CAs so does that mean ive already failed or can i still pass on the exam alone?? Thanks!

10-04-2014 6:49pm

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phishcakes

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Module is split 50/50 between CAs and Exam, got an F in both CAs so does that mean ive already failed or can i still pass on the exam alone??

Thanks!

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#2 11-04-2014 12:41am

theGavin

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As far as I know you can still pass if you get an A in the exam, as you only need 40% for a C overall.

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#3 26-04-2014 8:16pm

mcgragger

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why did you get an F in 2 CA?

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