One should have completed Graduation in B.Sc with a minimum of 50% of marks. This criteria may not be same and for some Entrance Exams, the minimum percentage of marks required is 60%. The admission will be given on the basis of performance in the Entrance Exam.

RULES OF PASSING: The candidates must secure a minimum of 50% marks in each head of passing and 50% marks in the aggregate in the University Examination.

Take proper time to answer a question but be mindful to write to the point and don’t get swayed away so much that you end up writing a whole page for a 2 marks question. 6. Read papers suggested by the teachers: When the teacher asks you to go through a certain reading in the class, make sure you do that.

Yes. You will regret for Your failure. But road ahead would be to study the failed subject thoroughly and clear the subject with the GOOD Points/Marks ( and not just to get pass points/marks). Getting GOOD marks/point should be the punishment..!

Ques: How many papers are there in BSc? Ans: Eight papers of Honours Subject and 4 papers of subsidiary subjects shall carry 80 marks for term end examination and 20 marks for practical / experimental examination/ home assignment, as the case may be, excepting Mathematics (Hons.).

After failing in Bsc you have to must do B.A. because as a competitive exam aspirant you have to complete your graduation degree in any recognize University or college . No matter you do Bsc or BA because after graduation every person wants job then you have full 3 years to achieve any govt job.

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If you got failed in graduation then you should apply for the examination again of graduation because if you failed at any year or semester then you can appear for those exams again and this is the rule made by UGC for all the colleges and universities that a candidate will get maximum 05 years to clear his/her …

Depending on what you actually failed will determine whether you need to redo the whole year again or only one semester. If you decide to redo your exams you would have to pay a fee for the resit and may have to apply for Student Finance again if you need to redo the whole year.

A failing grade will likely hurt your GPA (unless you took the course pass/fail), which could jeopardize your financial aid. The failure will end up on your college transcripts and could hurt your chances of getting into graduate school or graduating when you originally planned to.

Of course it is possible. Students drop-out and return all the time. Not sure where you live and where you plan to study, but if you are in the US, you should go to a community college. Take one to two courses the first semester and continue working.

Universities do not normally allow you to repeat a final year to improve your grade. Too many people might try it, and the classification system would become less meaningful. Even if your university did allow a repeat, you might find employers only paying attention to the original result.

If you need to repeat again in future you will only be able to receive maintenance loans and supplementary grants (students who started their course before 2016 will only be able to get a supplementary grant however- no tuition fee loan or maintenance loan).

If your child fails a module, they will be referred (that is, have to retake the assessment) in those elements which they did not pass. When they take their referrals, their mark for those elements retaken is capped at 40%, whatever they achieve.

Unlikely to be allowed. Generally you can’t resit Uni exams you’ve passed, just to get a better grade, then simply don’t operate like A levels.

YEs. most employers will want to know what your strengths are and what your weaknesses are. The way they can help you grow into an area that you would be most suited for in their company. IF there are more weaknesses than strengths then that will be why you won’t be successful in attaining a job with that company.

Some of these students will have completed Year 11 at High School, but for whatever reason may not have done as well in GCSEs as they wished. The year can be repeated as if they were taking the whole year again.

A-Levels are very important to employers. Therefore, a poor set of A-Level results will most definitely be a red flag for employers. Unless you have a seriously good reason for not getting the top grades at A-Level, bad results could hold you back when you are trying to progress in your particular career.

The first year result should also not be on there. Most employers don’t check it – but what would give it away is that you spent 5 years at uni – a clear clue that you took longer than the normal 3 years.

Generally speaking, each year of your course will consist of core modules that make up the bulk of your studies. While you may not be able to swap these around too much, you often get more freedom to pick smaller supplementary modules that appeal to you, or will help you develop key skills that employers want.