Exams

Welcome to the Examinations Page which is maintained by the Registry Examinations Team. You will find general information about St George’s examinations on this page and contact details for the team at the bottom of the page.

Information regarding the running of written exams in the 2021-22 academic year can be found here.

Current St George’s students may access the Online Exams Canvas module for further information and practice papers

Examinations calendar

Please note that the calendar published here is for guidance only and is subject to change. You must refer to your official examination notification from the Registry or your course team for the exact time and venue of your exam.

• 2021/22 examinations calendar (PDF)

Regulations and policies 

• Additional assessment and examination arrangements policy and procedure (PDF)

• Assessment only students (Word)

• Frequently asked questions for additional arrangements in online exams (PDF)

• Assessment feedback policy

• Disabilities and dyslexia support 

• General regulations

• Guidance for students on external examining (PDF)

• Religious observance and examinations policy (PDF)

• Rules for the Conduct of Candidates in Examinations (PDF)

• Statement of integrity

• Word count limit policy for assignments

Mitigating circumstances, discretionary attempts and appeals

• Mitigating circumstances form (Word)

• Advice on submitting mitigating circumstances for undergraduate courses (PDF)

• Frequently asked questions about mitigating circumstances (PDF)

• Criteria and procedure for applications for a discretionary attempt

• Academic appeal procedure

Schemes of assessment

Script viewing policies

• BSc Biomedical Science script viewing policy

• BSc Healthcare Science script viewing policy

• MBBS script viewing policy

MBBS students

If you are an MBBS student graduating in the academic year 2024-25 or beyond, you’ll need to have a degree that includes passing the Medical Licensing Assessment (MLA) before you can join the medical register.
St George’s is working with the General Medical Council regarding what this will be, and affected cohorts will be given more information as soon as we have it. In the meantime, more information can be found on the GMC’s website

Exams team

On days where we have exams, you can contact us on 0203 897 2036 during working hours, but please note this line is primarily for students having urgent issues in the e