Whether the postgraduate thesis in Britain can be retaken if it fails depends on each school. Some universities allow students to retake the exam next year, but British education has always been known for its rigor. Most school papers are not allowed to graduate directly if they fail, and there is no chance to retake the exam, which brings great pressure to students. However, students who go to Britain to study for a master's degree still need to have a correct attitude and be prepared. When considering applying for schools and majors, learn more about the majors you want to apply for, and make reasonable plans according to your own situation under the guidance of professional study abroad consultants. Generally, after studying in Britain, there are not a few students who try their best to adapt to the independent and intensive learning style in Britain with a rigorous academic attitude, and finally pass the thesis and graduate.

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