Exam rules
Assessment process
Complaints and appeals
Academic misconduct
100

What items are allowed on your desk during an exam?

Clear pencil case or transparent water bottle.

100

How many modules must you pass in order to progress?

All of them.

100

Who should a student contact first if they are considering making an appeal?

Programme leader, subject leader or tutor.

100

What should a student do to avoid plagiarism?

Use your own words and properly cite any sources

200

If a student arrives 20 minutes late to an exam, what is the consequence?

They can start the exam but will not receive extra time

200

A student misses an exam due to illness but does not submit a Personal Circumstances (PC) Form until 7 days after the exam. What will happen?

Their absence will be recorded as a non-submission.

200

What reason would be valid for submitting an academic appeal?

Exam containing errors, unfair marking or unexplained content included in the examination. 

200

If a student leaves the exam room before finishing and attempts to return, what happens?

They are not allowed to re-enter the exam room.

300

What is the first thing that you should do as soon as you walk in the examination room?

Communication devices must be switched off, placed in personal bag and left at the front of the exam room.

300

When will referral week take place and what will happen to your marks? If failing of the referral exam occurs, when will you have to attend the ESR?


Week commencing 10th August and will be capped at 40%. ESR will take place in the next academic year.


300

What is required when submitting an appeal?

A written explanation, supporting evidence, and the result statement 


300

If a student is caught using a mobile phone during an exam, what is the consequence?

The mobile phone will be confiscated, the student is allowed to finish the exam. After the exam a report will be completed and disciplinary action will be taken.

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