I'm a senior in engineering, and I'm going to graduate soon, so it's clear that no matter how many points I take after the make-up exam, the recorded score is 60 points, and so is the retake exam. It will be 60 points in the school's own system, but the record of make-up or re-examination will not affect the graduation recommendation. However, if you know that you still can't pass graduation, people will ask to see your average score after going abroad, and you will only get 60 points after retaking or retaking the exam, which will inevitably have some influence. In fact, the biggest problem of failing the exam is that you will lose the opportunity to award outstanding graduates in that year, and you will lose the qualification to take the postgraduate entrance examination. I don't know if you failed the exam. Anyway, I still advise you to study hard and pass the exam as soon as possible. There is no chance to make up the exam when you retake it, and delaying the final exam will delay a lot of things.