Period of registration: 1/4 2025 – 15/4 2025
Period of withdrawal: 1/4 2025 – 1/5 2025 NOTE – The withdrawal period is longer than the registration period
Deadline for withdrawal: 1/5 2025

Starting Tuesday, April 1, you can register for and withdraw from the summer exams and the reexams in May. You register for and withdraw from exams on student.dtu.dk under “Tools/Exam”.

You are automatically registered for the exam in the courses you have been signed up for during the 13-week period. You can find an overview of your exam registrations on student.dtu.dk under “Tools/Exam”.

During the period for registration, you can register for exams/re-exams in courses that you have not registered for already. You can check whether you are registered for the exams at www.tilmelding.dtu.dk. 

If you want to be registered for a re-exam, you must register for the exam using the same link as for the ordinary registration.

If you do not want to attend the exam in a course in the summer of 2025, which you have been enrolled in during the 13-week period, you must withdraw from the exam. You can only withdraw via the exam registration and withdrawal system. Please note that if you do not withdraw from the exam in time, you will be bound to the course.

Deadline for withdrawal and binding courses
The deadline for withdrawal from examinations is May 1, 2025 via www.tilmelding.dtu.dk.

If you not withdraw from your first exam attempt in a course before the deadline, the course registration is binding, you use an exam attempt and the course becomes part of your study plan. You must hence pass the course to complete the programme.

You can apply for an exemption from the withdrawal deadline for the exam if special circumstances exist, cf. the current exemption rules. Only exceptionally can a student be released from a course once there has been registered an exam attempt in a course if there are and can be documented very special circumstances. Find the exemption rules at student.dtu.dk under “Study rules/Exemption”.

Please also note the following:

• You cannot participate in an exam if you are not registered.
• You must register for and withdraw from any subsequent second or more exam attempt within the current deadlines.
• If you have withdrawn from your first exam attempt in a course, you must register for a new exam in the course unless you register for the course once more.
• You must register for the exam yourself if you have only been added to a DTU Learn group.
• All approved course registrations for the 13-week period are automatically transferred to exam registrations when the post-registration period has expired. All other exam registrations are your responsibility.

You can read more about the rules concerning registration and withdrawal at student.dtu.dk under “Exam/Registration and withdrawal from exam”. 

Exam dates for the summer exams 2025
You can find an overview of the exam dates at student.dtu.dk under “Exam/Exam dates”. 

You can see your very own exam plan for the written exams at www.eksamensplan.dtu.dk one week before the exam period begins.

Receipt for your enrolments
You can find an overview of your exam registrations on student.dtu.dk under “Tools/Exam” from April 15. If you have registered for an exam yourself, you can see your registration within 24 hours. On student.dtu.dk under “Tools/Exam” you can print a receipt of your registrations. Please keep the receipt as documentation for your enrolments. Your enrolments have to be correct in order for you to be able to participate in the examinations. It is your own responsibility to make sure the enrolments are correct.

Special exam arrangements
If you can provide evidence of reduced functionality of specific impact on your ability to complete a written exam, you may apply for special exam arrangements. Applications must be submitted no later than April 15, 2025.

You can read more about the rules concerning special exam arrangements and how to apply at student.dtu.dk under “Apply for/Special exam conditions”.

Illness at exams
If you are unable to participate in an exam due to illness you have to send a medical certificate from your student email no later than two weeks after the examination, to avoid using one exam attempt. 

You can read more about the rules concerning illness at exams at student.dtu.dk under “Study rules/Exam/Illness in connection with exams”.

Rules concerning written exams at DTU
If you have a written exam at DTU, familiarize yourself with the rules for written exams at DTU. You can read more about the rules at student.dtu.dk under “Exam/Exam guides”. 

Also, make sure to familiarize yourself with the rules for using aids during written exams. You can find the rules on student.dtu.dk under "Study Rules/Exam/Use of aids and materials at written exams”.

Exam grades
You can find your exam grades on at student.dtu.dk under “Tools”. You can read about the deadlines for grading on student.dtu.dk under “Study rules/Exam/Deadlines for grading”. 

Proof of identity at exams
You must bring your student card as proof of identity at the exams. If you do not have your student card with you, you have to produce some other form of photo ID. If you cannot display photo ID, you need to contact the Study Administration in person before the exam starts. The Study Administration is located in building 101A at Lyngby Campus and in the Study Information at Ballerup Campus.

Read more about proof of identity at exams at student.dtu.dk under “Exam/Exam guides”. 

 

Students at DTU Continuing Education
If you are enrolled at a part time education at DTU Continuing Education other deadlines and rules apply. Read more at DTU Inside or at dtu.dk under ‘Continuing education’.

Students in Biomedical Engineering (BSc and MSc)
If you are enrolled in the programme Biomedical Engineering, please note that you will automatically be registered for the exams on your UCPH, SUND courses. If you want to register for an UCPH exam without being registered on the course, you do this via DTU. You also need to withdrawal from an exam via DTU. If you want to enrol for a reexam, you need to do this via the self-service on KUnet. Information about deadlines and schedules are also available on KUnet.