uusintakokeiden

Uusintakokeet, often translated as resits or retakes, are supplementary examinations offered to students who did not pass a primary examination or course. The purpose of a uusintakoe is to provide students with another opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of the subject matter. The specific regulations and procedures for uusintakokeet vary significantly between educational institutions and countries. Generally, a student must have actively participated in the original course or examination to be eligible for a resit. This might include attending lectures, submitting assignments, or taking the initial exam.

The format of a uusintakoe can be the same as the original examination, or it may be modified, for example, by focusing on specific areas where the student struggled. Some institutions may have a limit on the number of times a student can resit an examination. Successfully passing a uusintakoe typically results in the student receiving credit for the course or module, often with the original passing grade being retained or a maximum passing grade being awarded. Failure to pass the resit may lead to further consequences, such as repeating the course, academic probation, or in some cases, dismissal from the program. The existence of uusintakokeet aims to support student learning and provide a pathway to academic progression despite initial setbacks.