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What does reconstruction mean?
If you fail a course in the college exam (generally required), you will take it again in the next academic year. Re-taking the exam is called re-taking.

Re-examination refers to the fact that the scores of compulsory courses or specialized elective courses in universities, combined with the final scores, have not reached the qualified score line in proportion, and the corresponding credits have not been obtained. If the re-examination scores have not reached the qualified score line, it is necessary to pay the required amount of re-examination fees to study this course in the next semester.

Impact of reconstruction

Re-examination has a certain impact on students' college studies, but as long as students get corresponding credits through re-examination, they still have the qualification to graduate from college, but it will have a very significant impact on students' award-winning and comprehensive quality evaluation. Therefore, before the final exam, try to strengthen review and communicate with teachers and classmates in time to avoid a series of problems brought by re-examination, which will eventually lead to graduation.