1+x exam has been retaken, you can add credits, but your course failure record still exists. Some universities stipulate that whether students are allowed to try or retest each academic year is based on the cumulative geoscience scores of students who fail the subject (including those who pass the make-up exam), and credits can only be obtained after passing the examination results of the subject. In the mid-term exam of each semester, the school will arrange for those students who fail to pass the exam to take the exam again at the beginning of next semester, which is called "make-up exam". If they don't take the make-up exam, they must take it again. If you fail to retake the exam after retaking it, you may not get the diploma. In the 265438+20th century, colleges and universities relaxed the requirements for make-up exams, stipulating that graduation certificates and degree certificates will still be issued as long as the failed courses are less than a certain number of credits and the failed courses are completed before graduation.