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cartman444 · 2009-05-12 17:58:58

hey someone told me that even if you get full marks in your continuous assessment, like 30% if you fail the written exam but still get over 40% overall you still fail the module?

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cartman444

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hey someone told me that even if you get full marks in your continuous assessment, like 30% if you fail the written exam but still get over 40% overall you still fail the module?

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#2 12-05-2009 6:26pm

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cartman444 wrote: »

hey someone told me that even if you get full marks in your continuous assessment, like 30% if you fail the written exam but still get over 40% overall you still fail the module?

Yeah applies to some modules, Maths for Scientists I and II works like this I know for sure. Although if you're fairly close to passing the lecturers will let you pass afaik but no strolling the last 10% needed unfortunatly

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#3 14-05-2009 12:31am

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It depends entirely on your module. Look it up on moodle or email the lecturer

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