Assessments with an asterisk(*)
If an asterisk(*) shows against an assessment this means either
- You have a confirmed deferral in place for that assessment.
- You were not able to take the assessment during IRDAP 2023 because of the impact of the marking and assessment boycott in Summer 2023.
Marks for all assessments (including IRDAP) will show
You'll only see one overall course mark and grade for the year
If you took an assessment during IRDAP 2024 then this mark will appear in addition to the mark from the 2023/24 academic year. However, you will only see one overall grade for the course. For example:
- If you deferred a piece of coursework from the 2023/24 academic year to IRDAP 2024 an asterisk will show against the assessment for the academic year and a mark will show for IRDAP. The mark from IRDAP will have been used in calculating your overall grade for the course in 2023/24.
- If you achieved a mark of 5 in an exam in January 2024 then resat the exam in IRDAP 2024 achieving a mark of 70 both marks will show. The mark of 70 will have been used in calculating your overall grade for the course (but remember the grade will have been capped).
Course Level Assessment Grades
The grade listed against the course title, in bold, is the overall grade for the assessment(s) you took in that course. You can interpret them using the list below:
A+ = 75%+
A = 70% - 74%
A- = 65% - 69%
B+ = 60% - 64%
B = 55% - 59%
B- 50% - 54%
C+ = 45% - 49%
C = 40% - 44%
F = Fail, 0% - 39%
NA = At least one component of assessment has been deferred
AB = Absent from all components of assessment
I = Incomplete (i.e. you were absent from at least one component of assessment)
Class Grades
Class grades under the list of assessments for a given course. There is no numerical mark for class grades, just a letter grade. You can interpret them using the list below:
A+ = 75%+
A = 70% - 74%
A- = 65% - 69%
B+ = 60% - 64%
B = 55% - 59%
B- 50% - 54%
C+ = 45% - 49%
C = 40% - 44%
F = Fail, 0% - 39%
Exceptional Circumstances
If you have submitted Exceptional Circumstances, you should have received, or will shortly receive an email from your Department or the Student Regulations Team informing you of the Exam Board’s Decision.
Challenging your results
We are confident that our assessment process is robust and that the results we have sent you will be accurate. However, in certain circumstances there are routes for you to check and/or appeal your results. Visit challenging results for more information. The deadline for both processes is 23:59 (London Time) on Tuesday 8 October 2024.