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@trephena please tell me what should i write in my appeal? I mean how should be my tone etc
Ans i think they have allowed me to resubmit even in period 31. As i logged in yesterday and i was able to resubmit but with this increased fee!
@trephena i submitted project for the first time . And the result given to me is zero grade. But now there is this resubmission fee of 500£
@trephena i didn’t appeal to UMC but when i logged into my OBU account today , there was written ” due to previous ACO ruling your fee has been increased to £500 gbp” . My ACO didn’t tell me about this on email. Why is it so and what should i do to get it reduced. I can’t afford that:(
@trephena kindly confirm this. Because as long as i have searched on internet only those cases are referred to acca in which a commitee finds the student guilty…
@trephena yes i have to resubmit with a different company and topic . But it’s clearly written in the email thai if i get the case reheard then for more serious penalty they are going to report acca. So if i don’t reopen the case do u think even then they are going to report it to acca?
@trephena thanks alot 🙂 and please advice me which topic should i choose for resubmission..secondly i just logged into my OBU account . I can’t resubmit now. Why is it so ? And when am i going to be allowed to resubmit?
@trephena so that means they are not going to report it to acca or UMC now? It is just that if i want it to be reheard then this would happen. Right?
@trephena the examiners decision is a zero grade . Examiner has written that ” you have the right to request ur case be reheard by a misconduct commitee . But you should note that academic misconduct commitee can increase as well as decrease the penalty. Although in this instance, i will not be refering the case to the undergraduate misconduct commitee for a more serious penalty , the breach of such a nature that i will be advising acca”.. What do you suggest trephena? It means if i decide to get it rechecked then the case could be referred to acca?