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KBS Script Viewing Days
Students are offered the opportunity to view their exam scripts if they sat an in-hall end of semester exam at the ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ.
The deadline to apply to view an exam script from AY2024-25 Spring Semester Exams has now passed. No late applications will be accepted.
For students who have applied, Viewing Days will take place on Tuesday, 1 July and Wednesday, 2 July 2025 in KBG-16 in the Kemmy Business School.
Conditions for KBS Script Viewing Days
- Students will be contacted in advance of 1 July with details on attending the Viewing Days.
- Students must produce their ID card to gain entry to the viewing room. If you have misplaced your student ID card, you will need to contact Academic Registry for a replacement in advance of the viewing days.
- Students may not be accompanied in the viewing room.
- Students may view their script(s) but are not permitted to copy them or remove them from the viewing room. You can bring in your own notepaper and take notes if you so wish, but you will not be allowed to write on your exam paper.
- Mobile phones are not allowed while viewing scripts.
- Calculators are permitted.
- Invigilators are present in the room to supervise the viewings. They are not in a position to advise students about the content of their exam papers during the viewing day process.
- Following on from a script viewing, any student can apply to have their grade rechecked if they so wish. If this is the case, please contact Academic Registry directly. Note that there is a fee of €25 per script.
Queries relating to Viewing Days can be directed to elaine.mullane@ul.ie.
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Email: business@ul.ie
Postal Address: Faculty Office, Kemmy Business School, ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ, Limerick, Ireland.
