försökstillfällena

försökstillfällena refers to the number of times an individual has attempted a specific examination or course. This term is commonly used in Swedish educational contexts, particularly within universities and other higher education institutions. When a student registers for a course or an exam, the system often tracks the number of attempts made. This tracking is primarily for administrative and statistical purposes, and it can influence future enrollment or examination rights.

The concept of försökstillfällena is important because many Swedish universities have regulations regarding the maximum number of times a student can attempt a particular course or exam. These regulations are often in place to ensure academic integrity and to encourage students to progress through their studies effectively. If a student exceeds the allowed number of försökstillfällen, they may lose their right to take the exam again, potentially impacting their ability to complete their degree. In some cases, students might be able to apply for special permission to exceed the limit, but this is usually granted only under exceptional circumstances. The specific rules and the number of allowed attempts can vary between different universities and even between different courses within the same institution. Students are typically informed about these regulations at the beginning of their studies or when they enroll in a specific course.