Exam

• Check your exam dates particularly for subjects not included in your study plan.
• Register for exams (Studentweb) after you have enrolled in the course. 

Deadlines for registration:

• 15 September - Registration for exams - Fall semester
• 1 February - Registration for exams - Spring semester
• 9 July - Register to "re-sit" or re-schedule  exams in week 32/33
• Delayed registration

Exception: Students at Bachelor in Nursing in Gjøvik must register for exams 1 month before each exam.

Cancel your exam registration

If you decide not to take the examination, you must cancel your registration in Studentweb, before the deadline.
If you don't cancel your registration by the deadline, it will be considered as an attempt to take the exam. You have limited attempts to resit an exam.

Deadline:

• 14 days before the examination date. You will find the exact date in Studentweb
• 20 July - Deadline to cancel exams for the re-sit exams in August

Special arrangements 

If you have a health problem or a disability, you may be entitled to have special arrangements during your examinations. Deadlines for submitting an application for special arrangements: 

• 15 September - Special arrangement for exams, Autumn semester
• 15 February  - Special arrangement for exams, Spring semester and examinations during the summer.

Compulsory assignments

Compulsory assignments must be approved before you can take the exam. Kindly contact your department if you have queries regarding this.

Reading rooms

Reading rooms and study hall locations.

Additional reading room places (will be announced before the examination period).

Find the date and place for your examination

• Find date, time and room in Studentweb or on the webpage of the respective course. Examinations are assigned a room three days before the examination date.

If there are a number of rooms listed for your examination, you can also find the exact time and location on Studentweb.

Previous examinations

• Search for "Gamle eksamensoppgaver" by course code (page in Norwegian)
  Example "Gamle eksamensoppgaver TMA4135"

Mastering examinations

• Get help, improve your exam-taking skills

Digital exam?

• Information for students taking a digital exam 

Attendance

You must arrive at the examination location, no later than 15 minutes before the examination is scheduled to begin. For digital examination you must arrive at least 30 minutes before the exam starts. Bring a photo identification (e.g. driver's license, bank card or passport). You must show this to the invigilators before you can sign the attendance list.

Permitted examination aids

• Calculators, dictionaries and more

During the examination

All bags and personal belongings, including cell phones and other electronic aids which can be used for communication (e.g. smart watches), must be placed at designated places in the examination room. Cell phones must be switched off.

During the examination, any communication between candidates is prohibited, both on and off the premises. You must not leave your seat without the invigilator's permission, and you must follow the invigilator's instructions.

• Illness during an examination
• Cheating during an examination
• Presence of teaching staff during examinations

Find rooms

• Find your examination room in the map (after checking room name)

Language in written assessments

You choose language/form of Norwegian (English, bokmål, nynorsk) when you register as a student on Studentweb. 

You will find which rules apply to the choice of language/form for written examination question papers and examination answer papers in section 5-8 of the Academic Regulations for NTNU (pdf).

Results

• You will find examination results on Studentweb.
• Examination result deadline is normally three weeks after scheduled examination.
• Explanation of grades and appeals
• Grading scale

Transcripts and diplomas/certificates

• Order a transcript or diploma/certificate
• Diploma supplement - English description of a Norwegian "vitnemål"

New examination

• Improving a grade
• Re-sit examination
• Number of resits