Mock Exam (APRIL 2023)-Coversheet
Submitting evidence of mitigating circumstances
Mitigating circumstances are any serious circumstances beyond your control which may have adversely affected your academic performance.
These include but are not limited to:
medical conditions.
personal and domestic circumstances.
accidents and incidents.
disturbances during assessments.
serious administrative or procedural errors in relation to the delivery of assessment services
You may bring any mitigating circumstances to our attention by submitting a query using the ‘Ask a question’ button on your portal homepage.
Alternatively, you can let us know about any mitigating circumstances that have affected your studies by writing to us at the following address:
Senior Assessment Manager: Examinations
Student Assessment
Ground Floor
Stewart House
32 Russell Square
London
WC1B 5DN
United Kingdom
You must contact us with details of any mitigating circumstances you wish to be considered
within three weeks of the last assessment in the session concerned
before the submission deadline of any assessed coursework, project or dissertation.
We will not normally consider mitigating circumstances if you do not contact us within these periods. It is important for you to provide any formal certification you may have in relation to your circumstances.
Outcomes
All submissions of evidence related to mitigating circumstances are acknowledged and considered but action is not always taken.
Circumstances where action may not be taken include (but are not limited to):
ongoing medical conditions (unless they suddenly become worse). You can apply for access arrangements to be made in relation to ongoing medical conditions or issues you may have.
work-related assignments or postings.
where no official documentation is provided.
circumstances that are not raised within three weeks of the last assessment in the session.
where it is deemed that your overall position would not be improved as a result of a better performance.
malfunction of your computer hardware, software or internet connection before and during a coursework, project or dissertation submission deadline.
You may receive academic compensation as a result of your mitigating circumstances. This may include having an attempt at an assessment discounted without losing an attempt, or additional time to submit an item of assessed coursework, a project or dissertation.
Any significant decisions made in relation to the evidence you submit will be communicated to you, for example, via your Notification of Results document.
Work will not be re-marked owing to mitigating circumstances and marks will not be added. Failed attempts at assessments will not be changed to passes. Assessors cannot attempt to estimate the mark that you might have obtained without mitigating circumstances.
All matters related to the submission of evidence of mitigating circumstances are treated confidentially and are reported anonymously to the Boards of Examiners.
Enquiries related to the University’s policy on mitigating circumstances may be forwarded to the contact details above.
CfPS highly recommend that all students sitting the exams in May/June 2023 sit for the practice test set out by the University of London. Please follow the below-given instructions. This will help you to understand the working of the IEP and overcome any practical difficulties you might encounter in the May/June exam.
Thank you,
CfPS Law School
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May/June assessments: Complete the practice test before Tuesday 25 April
by Dipak Bhudia - Monday, 17 April 2023, 9:22 PM
We strongly recommend that you take advantage of the practice tests available to help you prepare for your May/June assessments.
To practise using the IEP:
• Download the latest version of the IEP from the Online Assessments section of the Student Portal
• Use the pin code ab1234 to enter any practice assessment.
• The questions on the practice test are not subject-specific and will not be marked.
Practice assessments are available until Tuesday 25 April.
If you experience any problems in accessing or completing the practice assessments, please contact us using the ‘Questions about your assessment’ button on the Online Assessments section of the Student Portal.
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The Public law Tutor Feedback Activity question and submission tool is now available on the Public law 2022/23 module page under Submissions > Tutor Feedback Activity. If you would like to take part you must submit your answer by the deadline date of Sunday 22 January 2022 (23.59 UK time).
All submissions will go through our anti-plagiarism software Turnitin and will only be accepted via the VLE. There is a limit on the number of submissions accepted and you will not be able to submit your assessment once the limit has been reached so don’t leave it to the last minute. Please consult all the instructions on the submission page before making your submission.
If you have any problems with the upload of your answer, please raise an enquiry via the student portal before the deadline date, explaining precisely what difficulties you are experiencing.
If you are unable to take part example answers and feedback will be published on the VLE shortly after the results are released.
Please note that taking part in the Tutor Feedback Activity is completely optional and does not count towards your final grade.
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Assessment timetable
LA3013 - Public international law
Date: Thursday, 27th April 2023
LA3021 - Company law
Date: Friday, 28th April 2023
LA2017 - Commercial law
Date: Tuesday, 2nd May 2023
LA1040 - Contract law
Date: Wednesday, 3rd May 2023
LA2003 - Property law
Date: Thursday, 4th May 2023
LA3005 - Jurisprudence and legal theory
Date: Tuesday, 9th May 2023
LA3026 - Intellectual property
Date: Wednesday, 10th May 2023
LA1010 - Criminal law
Date: Thursday, 11th May 2023
LA2024 - EU law
Date: Monday, 15th May 2023
LA2001 - Tort law
Date: Wednesday, 17th May 2023
LA3025 - Criminology
Date: Thursday, 18th May 2023
LA2029 - International protection of human rights
Date: Friday, 19th May 2023
LA1020 - Public law
Date: Monday, 22nd May 2023
LA3002 - Equity and Trusts
Date: Thursday, 25th May 2023
LA2008 - Administrative law
Date: Friday, 26th May 2023
LA2019 - Family law
Date: Wednesday, 31st May 2023
LA1031 - Legal system and method
Date: Thursday, 1st June 2023
With assessments coming up, it’s important to keep calm, prepare thoroughly, and stay on top of your revision. The University has prepared a quiz to help you understand better what is accepted and what is not in relation to Plagiarism. Please refer to the following link.
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As you are already aware the Incorporated Council of Legal Education by an Extra Ordinary gazette dated December 30th 2020 set out the following rules for students, enrolled for a LLB programme under a university recognized by the council of legal education.
1. All students currently enrolled under the LL.B /CertHE in Common programmes ( of the University of London), needs to complete their LL. B degree on or before 2025.
2. Students who are unable to complete their studies and obtain the LL. B degree on or before 2025 will have to sit for a “special entrance exam” conducted by the Sri Lanka Law College in order to gain admission to Law College. This will be applicable only after 2025 for students already registered with the University of London.
3. Students can sit for the special entrance exam multiple times. This can be revised by the council at any given time at their sole discretion. Therefore, it is our advice, to complete your studies on or before 2025.
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