This is different. Generally, there are two cases of reconstruction: 1. Failing the exam is directly below 40. 2. I took the 40-59 exam, but failed the make-up exam, so I need to retake it. . This kind of ordinary retake exam means that you have passed this course, but the credits will still be deducted. For example, the fifth grade will be added to your failing grade. The degree re-examination is completed two weeks before each semester, and it should be paid 1 credit, 100. Then your degree retake exam must be in this semester. For example, when you graduated from junior year last semester, you can only get high marks in freshman year, and you can only take the exam together with freshman year, but the classrooms are generally not together after the degree re-examination. For example, if you fail a total of 30 points, then you will get rid of those 5 points after retaking your degree. Then you will hang up 25 points, which is usually too much. In addition, if you can't get a degree certificate, you need to retake the exam with 70 points or 60 points.