uusintatarkastukseen

Uusintatarkastukseen is a Finnish term that translates to "re-examination" or "resit examination" in English. It refers to an opportunity for a student to retake an examination that they have previously failed or not achieved a satisfactory grade on. This system is common in Finnish educational institutions, from secondary schools to universities.

The purpose of a uusintatarkastukseen is to allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the course material after further study. Typically, students are eligible for a re-examination if they have failed the original exam or received a grade below a passing threshold. The exact rules and number of re-examination opportunities can vary depending on the institution and specific course.

Students usually need to apply for or register for a uusintatarkastukseen. The format of the re-examination may be the same as the original, or it could be different, such as an oral examination or a supplementary assignment. The grade obtained in the re-examination typically replaces the original grade. This system aims to provide students with a fair chance to succeed and progress in their studies.