uusintatestin

Uusintatestin is a Finnish term that translates to "retake test" or "resit exam." It refers to an opportunity for a student to retake an examination they have previously failed or not achieved a satisfactory grade on. This concept is common in educational systems, particularly in Finland, where academic progress and opportunities for improvement are emphasized.

The purpose of a uusintatestin is to allow students to demonstrate mastery of the subject matter after further study or preparation. Students typically need to meet certain criteria to be eligible for a retake, such as having completed the original course requirements. The format of a uusintatestin may be the same as the original exam, or it could be modified depending on the institution's policies. The grade obtained from the retake test usually replaces the original failing grade, allowing the student to progress in their studies. The availability and specific regulations surrounding uusintatestin can vary between educational institutions and levels, from primary school to university.