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Some notes on interpreting your exam results. If they say "ZZ not published" this often means you haven't paid your fees or some university bill, and your results will be witheld until you do. See Registry. If they say "7 deferred" that means the dept. hasn't sent in your results, and should contact you about this. For instance they may need more medical evidence; or want to ask you about retaking a year, ... If the say "MV approved absence" this means the result is set aside for good cause. When your final degree is calculated, all the other marks Approved absence: means that the result is set aside. When your final degree class is calculated, all the other marks will be increased in weight to make up for it; alternatively you can see it as being replaced by a mark that is the average of all your other marks at that time. Es, F9s: just bring it a bit down, no barrier unless stats. But E much better than not answering a qu and getting a H. Can calc your av yourself. but what it means is ... You don't get an overall 206H mark; the practical stuff is represented next year in the "practical paper" which combines marks from level3 coursework, the practical exam, level 4 CR. See the level 4 handbook on the web: any changes for next session would be announced at the start of next session. Talk about the assess criteria: Display CT Display further reading No gross conceptual misunderstandings.
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