For regular exams of all kinds (except for the exams of your conditional subjects, see below), you have a maximum of 3 exam attempts. You decide when your 3 attempts start, because you decide when you want to register your 1st attempt via Campo. In case of a failed attempt, you are automatically registered for the next exam attempt in the subsequent semester (= 2nd attempt). If you fail your 2nd attempt you are automatically registered for the exam in the subsequent semester (=3rd attempt, i.e your final attempt). If you fail a 3rd exam attempt you are deregistered from your study program and lose your student status in the subsequent semester. If you are ill on the exam date, you can withdraw from it by submitting a doctor’s certificate to Mrs. Jahreis of our examination office and the missed attempt won’t count as such. For conditional subjects, you have a hard, non-extendable 1 year-deadline  (defined by law), which limits your number of exam attempts. This means that you can take a maximum of 2 exam attempts within that 1 year. If you don’t pass your condtions within the 1 year-deadline (regardless of whether you actually took the exam or missed is due to illness or other severe reasons) you are deregistered from your study program.