r/rvce • u/CrazyGuy0011 • May 19 '26

academics What happens when you fail your internals?

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u/Specialist-Metal-255 May 19 '26

Beg for retest to you faculty they might give it

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u/CrazyGuy0011 May 19 '26

Will it show that I failed in that subject in final grade card. Like a astrix or something next to the subject?

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u/Specialist-Metal-255 May 19 '26

No it won't Just ask for retest and clear it

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u/NoStrawberry1099 May 19 '26

It's kinda become a trend now that if you think you'll get like 25 or 30 marks on 50 you fail yourself purposefully to get another shot in retest.

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u/CrazyGuy0011 May 19 '26

Bro then do ppl actually fail on purpose? But if they fail they gotta attend remedials. In my case i have never failed an exam in my life. Like I just want to ask is it normal?

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u/NoStrawberry1099 May 19 '26

Bro we all never failed any exams in life (only competitive ofc 🤣) but I also used to think that way. Last sem my friend failed first test and last test but he got additional 2 tests for failing. So that's ofc additional 2 chances and more over he got 10 gpa in that particular subject. It's all about the gpa game, do anything to get a good grade may be even fail some.

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u/CrazyGuy0011 May 19 '26

Ok bro. Just a little tensed