ENEB - exams

[nykorn]

I haven't received any e-diplomas yet either. Waiting to finish Spanish for Business before I complete the form, so I can potentially get a hard copy of that along with everything else.

Just checked the gradebook on the campus, my final exam grades haven't been entered into the gradebook yet.

[spree610]

I haven't received any e-diplomas yet either. Waiting to finish Spanish for Business before I complete the form, so I can potentially get a hard copy of that along with everything else.

Just checked the gradebook on the campus, my final exam grades haven't been entered into the gradebook yet.

The email I received after completion said it would be 30-60 days before my diplomas were issued.

[MCDL]

Anyone up for sharing exam info?

[spree610]

Anyone up for sharing exam info?

What are you looking for specifically?

[RoboPanda]

Anyone up for sharing exam info?

The exam has 50 questions. You have 2 hours to complete it.

[bjcheung77]

LOL, I just got an email from them for taking the exam option and signing up for it before Dec 31, 2023. Cost are 199 Euro for 1, 249 Euro for 2, and 299 Euro for 3 exams, the scheduled dates for exams are from February 12th and June 30th.

[bjcheung77]

BTW, which exams are corresponding to the degree, or which degrees have the same exam? I keep reading that people are getting two or three with the same exam. If I look at the number of courses and overlap, there should only be a few that are comparable to the MBA itself, here's the link of the file someone composed a couple of years ago: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/attachm...p?aid=3267

[nykorn]

I logged in and found they had assigned me a new exam, which was one exam for all 3 subjects instead of what I had previously taken, 2 exams for 3 subjects. So I just took the new one twice. Got 88% both times. So now I've taken exams for these subjects 3 times.

- If I look at all 3 attempts as a whole, there are about 5 questions unique to each attempt.
- They have not fixed any of the messed up or duplicate test questions, and my tutors still haven't replied to my messages.
- The only reason why I couldn't score higher than 88% is because the learning materials are worded in a way that doesn't match the test for a few questions, so even when I read the textbook I can't figure out the answer. For example, according to the textbook one answer related to a range of months. However the options on the test were a range of hours or years. I clicked "none of the above" and that answer was apparently wrong.

Anyone up for sharing exam info?

The exam isn't a big deal. It's open book and some questions are even googlable. After you take it, you can see which questions you answered wrong. There is no reason to fear it or put off taking it and frankly no one needs to share detailed info (as in questions and answers), you can always just take it a second time. Just don't hope to get 100% because some questions / some stuff in the textbook is too messed up, I think 100% is almost impossible.

It looks like if you did any of the mock tests or homework, that factors into your final grade along with the final exam. So I'm going to go back and do all the mock tests to get a better score and hope it can bump my B+ up to an A-.

BTW, which exams are corresponding to the degree, or which degrees have the same exam? I keep reading that people are getting two or three with the same exam. If I look at the number of courses and overlap, there should only be a few that are comparable to the MBA itself, here's the link of the file someone composed a couple of years ago: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/attachm...p?aid=3267

I did MBA, Project Management and Hotels & Tourism Management. They initially assigned me a merged exam for the MBA and Project Management, with the Hotel exam separate. After taking it, when I logged in a couple weeks later I saw a new merged exam with all 3 subjects. After doing the Hotels one first, there were only around 5 unique modules remaining to do for the Project Management, and after that, around another 5 unique remaining to do the MBA. So I can definitely see why they merge them all together, but they really should increase the question count. I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth however.

[kylan11]

Real quick, how does that work? You enroll, wait for the exam option to pop up, take it and 2 hours later you now have an MBA + Masters? Full diploma mill style?

[nykorn]

Real quick, how does that work? You enroll, wait for the exam option to pop up, take it and 2 hours later you now have an MBA + Masters? Full diploma mill style?

Enroll, wait 1-3 months, pay for exam option, wait another 1-3 months to take exam, wait another 2-6 weeks for final exam grades to get inputted into your gradebook (which is odd in and of itself, it means they MUST be checking it over by hand despite using Moodle), wait another 2-6 months to get diploma. As for the exam, the only way you could pass it without having actually read the materials is by "cheating". 

Passing a class solely by an exam option doesn't make something a diploma mill - as others have said many times, this was the historical standard for college for hundreds of years (going anywhere from 1-6 years without setting foot at the school, and then just taking a graduation exam) which is still essentially true at some institutions including at some accreditted and historically respected American and European schools. The "diploma mill" problem is really about the difficulty level of the test itself.