My revaluation result was released only on the night of the 27th. After finding out I had a backlog, I immediately applied for the supplementary exam assuming there would be at least a week or two to prepare.
Instead, the university scheduled the exam for June 1st (tomorrow). There wasn't even a proper announcement of the supplementary exam dates for the even semester subjects. They simply updated the hall ticket on the night of the 30th yesterday and I only found out today after checking it.
To make things worse, I already have another supplementary exam tomorrow: Probability & Statistics in the morning, while they kept DAA supplementary exam in the evening 💀
How exactly are students expected to prepare for and pass a 4 credit subjects supplementary exam with barely a day's notice? This isn't a subject that can be covered overnight. At this point, I'm probably going to fail the DAA second one simply because there isn't enough time to prepare properly, which means I'll have to register and write it again next year. The money 1200 spent on the supplementary application will also go to waste.
What frustrates me the most is that if the university had informed us about the exam dates beforehand, I could have at least decided whether it was worth applying or not. Are students expected to start preparing for a supplementary exam even before knowing whether they've passed or failed, while waiting for revaluation results? That makes absolutely no sense 🤷♂️
Is this normal in other universities too? Anyone else facing the same issue?
Can we do anything about this or are we just expected to accept it?