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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out Section A: Student Details. Enter your surname, first name, student number, and faculty accurately to ensure proper identification.
  3. Proceed to Section B: Deferred Exam Details. Here, list the course codes, exam dates, and times for each exam you wish to defer. Indicate whether you have a DP (Duly Performed) and if you have previously submitted applications for this semester’s exams.
  4. In Section C: Acknowledgement Checklist, carefully read each statement regarding the implications of deferring exams. Initial each box to confirm your understanding and acceptance of these terms.
  5. Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom of the second page before submitting it as a single PDF file through the designated service request function in PeopleSoft.

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Examinations/tests Attendance is recorded, and if you miss the assessment you will be given a zero/non-attendance grade. During main teaching periods these are typically scheduled during the advertised examination periods, including mid-semester tests and final examinations.
A deferred exam is available to students who cannot attend their scheduled formal exam due to special circumstances, such as illness or circumstances beyond your control. Students wishing to sit a deferred exam must apply.
How to apply. Applications are completed using the Request for Assessment Adjustment page, via ISIS. Select Extenuating Circumstances Application, and then Deferred Examination on the next page. An ECA Guide for Students is available under the Resources box on this page.
A Deferred Examination is a chance to re-sit an exam which you were unable to attend, or where your performance was negatively affected by unforeseen or unavoidable circumstance (i.e. illness).
You can select a deferred start date for your chosen course when you apply, but its important to contact the uni or college before submitting your application to make sure they are happy to accept a deferred application.

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Please log on to your Early Offer Application to apply for a 12-month deferment. Then, you can change the deferment to 6 months by clicking here. Please send a request to admissions@anu.edu.au if you would like to change your preference. Each request will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.