Different universities have different punishments for students who fail. For students who fail the course, the school will arrange make-up exams, and as long as they pass the make-up exams, they are not allowed to repeat the grades. However, failing college courses will still affect credits. Students who don't have enough credits can't get their diplomas and bachelor's degree certificates on time. If some students fail in more subjects, the school may let them repeat or persuade them to drop out.

Failing a course is synonymous with failing or failing. Specifically, it means that one or more subjects fail the exam for various reasons and fail to meet the prescribed standards, which means that they need to retake or retake the exam.

"Failing" comes from the word "failing", which is very common in modern university campuses. If a subject fails, college students often say that a subject is "failed", and gradually the word "failed" came into being and spread from middle school to middle school. Several types of people who fail in class mainly focus on not going to class, going to class, and not practicing after listening.

There are three main situations of failing the exam: make-up, first make-up and then re-examination and direct re-examination.