Many of our university entrance exam students will be receiving their results in the coming days. We at the academy want to explain what you should know if you decide to request a review of your university entrance exam, whether it's the PAU or the PCE UNEDasiss, in any of its subjects.
On some occasions, it happens that the grade you have obtained is considerably lower than what you expected. We must keep in mind that for an answer to obtain maximum score, it must comply with all the official content required in the question. In addition to complying with correct spelling, calligraphy and presentation.
Dates for reviewing the University Entrance Exams (PAU and PCE) UNEDasiss
The dates for reviewing the PAU Selectividad exams in Madrid are usually the days after the publication of the grades (check the university admission calendar of the Community of Madrid).
The review dates for the UNEDasiss PCE Selectividad exams will be the three days following the publication of the grades. Review requests must be submitted through the UNEDasiss user panel for the subjects the student wishes to review. If you request a review , please note that your answers will be corrected by a second specialist, different from the one who evaluated your exam in the first correction. Your final exam result will be the arithmetic mean of the two scores obtained in the two corrections.
However, if there is a difference of two or more points between both corrections, the test will be corrected by a third specialist. The final grade will be the arithmetic mean of the three values.
During the university entrance exam review, your answers are checked to ensure they meet all general and specific marking criteria , and that there are no calculation errors in the final grade. It's very important to keep in mind that a review of the university entrance exam can raise or lower your grade.
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object lesson
Let's imagine you get a 4 on your Math II exam , and you request an exam review.
First assumption:
A second teacher corrects your exam and assigns you a grade of 5. Your final grade will be the arithmetic mean of both grades: (4+5)/2 = 4,5.
Second assumption:
A second teacher corrects your exam and assigns you a grade of 7. Since the difference is two points or more compared to the first correction, a third specialist corrects your test and assigns you a score of 4. The arithmetic mean of the three grades will be (4+7+4)/3 = 5. That will be your final grade.
We hope we have helped you understand the UNEDasiss university entrance exam (PAU and PCE) review process. If you still have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. You can do so by emailing us at academia@luis-vives.es , using our contact form , or sending us a WhatsApp message . We also hope you won't need to ask.
In any case, study and practice, go with confidence and optimism, and good luck to everyone!
17 comments on “Everything you need to know about exam review in Selectividad”
My case is that I had a 4 in Technical Drawing. After requesting a review, they raised my grade to 4,25. I understand that the calculation was based on the following procedure: 4 + 4,5 = 8,5/2 = 4,25.
Can I request a second review of the exam?
Thank you very much
Hello, Alvaro:
It's best to ask directly at the university that examined you, and they'll let you know if you're entitled to a second review of the exam.
A greeting.
I have read that if a PEvAU review is requested they can lower your grade but if a grade verification is requested they will not lower it, is that correct? And how do you request verification?
Hi Axi:
For this question, it is best that you go directly to the university where you have taken the exam and have them explain to you what protocol they apply.
A greeting.
My name is Mar,
I got a 4 in Technical Drawing and, after the review I requested, they gave me a 5.5 but they considered me suspended since the average is 4,75. Therefore, it does not weigh me.
Honestly, I think that if you get a pass after the review, this should be the final grade. Can you give me any solution?
They tell me to go to litigation, but I don't know if I would waste my time.
Thank you
Hello Sea:
The regulations in these cases indicate that, in the event that the grade of the second correction is higher than the second and the difference between both is not greater than two points, the final grade will be the arithmetic average between both corrections, so in your case, they have applied the regulations correctly.
A greeting.