reexaminare

Reexaminare is a noun used in Romanian-language contexts to denote the act of examining again, including retaking an assessment or seeking a formal review of a decision. In everyday usage, it is most common in educational settings, while a related sense appears in administrative and legal procedures.

In education, reexaminare refers to the opportunity for a student to take a second examination or to have an assessment reassessed after an initial result. Availability, deadlines, and conditions vary by institution and program. It is often offered after a failing grade or occasionally after a borderline score, and may require a formal request, proof of eligibility, or payment of a fee. Some systems limit the number of reexaminare attempts and set a minimum period between attempts.

Outcomes of a reexaminare typically affect the course grade. In many institutions, the final mark is the higher of the original grade and the reexamination result, or the reexamination result replaces the original. Credit and academic standing rules may also apply.

In a legal or administrative context, reexaminare denotes a process to review or rehear a decision by a competent authority. This can include reconsideration of administrative rulings, court decisions, or regulatory actions. The scope, standards, and required grounds for reexaminare depend on the jurisdiction and the governing rules, and may involve new evidence, arguments, or procedural steps.

Related terms include examination, retake, reassessment, appeal, and review.