Oral supplementary examination (mEP)
According to § 32 of the General Examination Regulations (APB), an oral supplementary examination (mEP) can be taken on application once per degree programme for a failed second written repeat examination. If no application is received within the application deadline, the subject examination is permanently considered not passed.
The application for a mEP is permitted if:
- no mEP has yet been taken or applied for within an examination regulation,
- the examination for which the mEP is requested was a failed, written, supervised examination,
- the application has been submitted to the relevant Office for Student Affairs within 4 weeks of the publication of the examination result in TUCaN.
The application for a mEP is not permitted if:
- the evaluation “insufficient” was made through an unexcused absence, submission of a blank sheet or through a cheating attempt.
- the deadline of one month after the announcement of the examination result is not met.