Exams
Here you will find important information about examinations at the Department of Civil Engineering.
Please also note the information for students at Hochschule München.
All documents are available only in German
You must register for exams via PRIMUSS . Please always print out a confirmation of the subjects you have registered for (this serves as proof of registration).
Anyone who has missed the registration deadline or wishes to register for examinations at a later date may submit a written application for late registration, stating the reasons, directly to the Examination and Internship Office. Late registration is subject to approval by the relevant examination board.
University examinations for which no registration has been made will not be marked (the mark will be cancelled).
To sit the exam, you will need your student ID card and proof of identity, such as your identity card or passport.
The examination regulations currently in force are binding on all students at our department
- university-wide examination regulations
- General Study and Examination Regulations at Hochschule München (ASPO)
- General Examination Regulations of Hochschule München (APO)
Study and Examination Regulations (SPO)
In accordance with the General Examination Regulations (APO) of Hochschule München, the examination dates shall be announced to the university community by the relevant examination board no later than four weeks before the start of the examination period, and the examination rooms no later than one week before the start of the examination period.
Please note the following information:
- Please do not sit an exam whilst you are ill, as the mark has to be recorded, no matter how poor it is!
- What’s more, you could pass it on to your fellow students and examiners! Nobody wants that!
- If this is not a ‘deadline check’, please simply do not take part!
If the examination must be sat because of expiring deadlines (foundation and orientation examinations, resit exams, expiry of the standard period of study), you will need a valid medical certificate; in the event of repeated illness, a valid certificate from a public health officer must be submitted, which must contain at least the following information:
- A statement confirming that an examination has been carried out by the certifying doctor.
- Day of the examination.
- A detailed description, from a medical perspective, of the current physical, mental and/or psychological impairments caused by illness and relevant to the examination, and their impact on the students’ ability to sit the examination (no diagnosis).
- To determine whether, and if so, for what period, a person is or has been medically unfit to sit an examination.
PLEASE NOTE: A certificate of incapacity for work is NOT a qualified medical certificate and is therefore not sufficient!
Further information on withdrawing from examinations
Further information on the requirements for a medical certificate
The course timetables contain detailed provisions regarding the format, scope, duration and procedures for the individual examinations in the respective modules.
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
The publication of marks is performed via PRIMUSS.
You may view your examination papers. You can find the date for the relevant semester under ‘Dates & Deadlines’
All examinations may be retaken once (including the Bachelor’s thesis). The resit exam must be taken in the following semester. If the resit exam is not taken in the following semester, a mark of 5 will automatically be recorded (a so-called ‘5’ for failure to meet the deadline).
A total of five examinations (module examinations or sub-module examinations) may be retaken twice (excluding the Bachelor’s thesis). The second resit exam (third attempt) must be passed within one year. Otherwise, the examination is deemed to have been failed definitively – this will result in deregistration.
Permitted aids in the summer semester 26
If you wish to take compulsory elective modules on a voluntary basis, please note the following resolution
If the examination committee of Hochschule München grants compensation for a disadvantage in the form of an extension to the time allowed for written examinations, this is subject to the following conditions.