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Examination Boards<\/h2>\n

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The examination boards are the committees that decide on disputes between students and examiners, as well as exam-related organization. There is an examination board<\/a> for each degree program. Examination boards deal with applications for hardship<\/a> with regard to examinations and, during the Corona crisis, in particular with the resulting individual problems during examinations.<\/p>\n

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How do I write my Examination Board?<\/h3>\n

As a general rule, an informal letter to the examination board is sufficient. This should contain your data (name, degree program, matriculation number), as detailed as possible your request (e.g. subsequent registration of an examination attempt), as well as your reasons (in the case mentioned above, e.g. RWTH had a technical error, which prevented you from registering). In addition, you should, if possible, attach evidence (e.g. screenshot of the registered exam, or the confirmation email) to the letter.<\/p>\n

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What happens to my request?<\/h3>\n

All applications are individual decisions. This means that each person must independently submit an application to the examination board, state their own request and submit the reasons. Decisions of the examination board are always person-related and do not provide any entitlement for other persons. However, decisions must be comprehensible and comparable. Your examination board will contact you if something is still missing in your application, so keep a close eye on your mails when you have submitted an application.<\/p>\n

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What are possible cases of hardship?<\/h3>\n

If for some reason you have to write an exam that has to be postponed, for example because you have to meet a deadline for a CP certificate or because you are about to complete your studies and have to finish them urgently by the deadline, then you can submit a so-called hardship application to the examination board. We have written down how this works, how you can find your examination board and what hardship cases can be. A case of hardship means that you are at a considerable disadvantage in your studies due to external circumstances. In this case, hardship could be:<\/p>\n