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QAM · 17-06-2009 03:23PM

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Pembily · 17-06-2009 06:11PM

Krieg wrote: »

Are you sure thats correct? Doesn't work for me

Supposedly its your date of birth but mine was a set of random numbers beginning with 5 and my dob is 23 feb!! best to email for pin if you havnt access it already!!

I got myself a 1.1 Ordinary Mechanical Engineering Degree!! Honours degree here I come:)

tampler · 17-06-2009 06:25PM

Anyone mind telling me what "Exemption(s) Granted" means?

Krieg · 17-06-2009 09:08PM

Pembily wrote: »

Supposedly its your date of birth but mine was a set of random numbers beginning with 5 and my dob is 23 feb!! best to email for pin if you havnt access it already!!

Aye I was trying the DOB but it didn't work. They emailed me my pin after asking for it.

Just in case others were in the same boat. Just email them stating your name, student id, course etc. and that you want your pin to view results. It took them 2.5 hrs to respond for me.

I hear a lot of people (if not all?) who are outside the country are unable to view their results.

Asmodean · 19-06-2009 02:49AM

Exemption granted usually means that the required module has not been passed and needs to be repeated.

19-06-2009 01:54PM

Asmodean wrote: »

Exemption granted usually means that the required module has not been passed and needs to be repeated.

tampler wrote: »

Anyone mind telling me what "Exemption(s) Granted" means?

I think this means that you got 39% but the lecturer gave you an exemption and bumped you up to 40%. Generally if you have a good attendance and do all the work in the classroom, then the lecturer will give you an exemption.

thebusoflife · 21-06-2009 06:10AM

I came across a paragraph some-where about Exemption granted, and I could be wrong, but what I understood was that, even though you've failed you have actually passed!!!

You can continue on with your Course and complete it, but unless you repeat Exam for what you failed, you will not be able to continue on your education after this particular Course is finished. That was my understanding of it! So basically repeat the Exam or Module you didn't get Credit for in case you ever want to go back into or continue on in your education again!

Hope this makes sense! :pac:

Can any-one else clarify more on this or explain it better ?!?!

21-06-2009 02:17PM

You should try and email the lecturer themselves that gave you the exemptions and ask them what this entails fully. I don't think you necessarily have to repeat any exams - as you have 'passed'. My first time around in First Year I passed into second year on exemptions.

Anima · 21-06-2009 03:18PM

It means you got over 35% but under 40%. If you get 60% in another subject you can pass that failed subject compensating you up to 40%. So you have passed and dont have to repeat. I dont you can do that in modularised courses though so it might mean something else.

galway2 · 22-06-2009 02:27PM

I think you may be mixing up compensation and exemption!
Exemptions are granted for exams passed if you have failed one or two other subjects. On Modular programmes you can carry a total of 10 credits (usually 2 subjects) but will have to repeat them within a certain time.:)

Anima · 22-06-2009 03:03PM

Oh :pac:

tampler · 23-06-2009 08:05PM

I actually went into the collage on one of the consultation days and got it sorted. Cheers for the help though peeps

shane 41 · 24-06-2009 03:23PM

hi i repeated 3rd year exams this year and does anyone know when you get offered a place in 4th year

CurlieSue · 24-06-2009 03:28PM

check your college email. the link to the results and your pin and password are on the email..... you can do it from any computer. good luck

shane 41 · 24-06-2009 05:01PM

yeah i passed but they say you progress dependent on available places and repeat students come last

Perrin · 20-08-2009 02:43PM

Have the results been taken down online? I can't seem to access mine anymore

galway2 · 20-08-2009 06:52PM

exam results are no longer available to students from today in order to facilitate autumn exams. Students where notified of this in the email that was sent to them in the summer.

linkedin09 · 11-09-2009 12:18PM

I need an official transcript of my results for a masters but they seem to be taken offline, is there some way of getting the OFFICIAL transcripts for 2008/2009?

ARGINITE · 11-09-2009 03:18PM

Go to the exams office and ask them for an official copy of your results.

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