The retake exam, abbreviated as a poprawka, is the second exam term for all students who failed the subject in the first term. The reasons for the retake exam are not important for the university. The student may have not prepared, forgotten about the exam, or become ill. The university provides a second chance for such cases.
Revision exams are always held after the exam session, during the revision session. Such a revision exam can be in March – after the winter session, and in September – after the summer session. Anyone who did not pass the exam or did not take it has the right to take a revision exam. Most often, you can take the exam with the same examiners. Revision exams are no different from exams in the first terms. The student can prepare better for them because after experiencing the first exam, they know what to expect.
The revision exam does not affect the validity of the student ID. The revisions take place in March and September, the months for which the ELS stickers are valid. During the revision session, students are entitled to all discounts and benefits. The information that the student is in the middle of a revision session is only visible in the university system; other institutions do not have access to such information. Students who pass all the revision exams can, for their own enjoyment, collect ELS holograms.
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