The review and claim of PCE exams

The review of PCE notes

If you are reading this it is because you are not very happy with the correction of your PCE exams. It is possible that they have not added up the points of the questions correctly or they may not have correctly evaluated the answers to the questions posed. Be that as it may, we are going to explain how to proceed with your claim.

Yes. In article 21 of the UNEDasiss Regulation The possibility of requesting a claim regarding the qualification of each of the tests presented is enabled. In this way, there is an opportunity to correct any errors that the correctors and the computer system could generate.

Prior information for your PCE claim

• The review is only valid if it really There is evidence that there has been an error in scoring. To do this, we recommend that you see the PCE exam corrections that we have done at the academy.
• Don't ask for a review “just in case I pass.” Some students apply for it as a way to have a chance to pass. We are sorry to tell you that the grade will not be raised if you really do not deserve it.
• The final grade, after review, may be the same, lower or higher. For this reason, you have to be sure that there really has been an error, as we can get an even lower grade.
• It is only possible to request the review if the request is “Granted”
• The publication of the results of the claims will be carried out as they are processed with a maximum period of 10 days from the request.
• If you don't remember what you answered on the exam, you can see them scanned on your UNED portal.

How to request the PCE UNEDasiss review

It can be done during the 3 business days after the publication of the grades. After that time it cannot be done. The request will be made from the UNEDasiss portal itself. It is, therefore, an online procedure. In order to present the claim, you must attach the sworn statement signed by the student. Without this document the application does not allow you to send the application. Likewise, it will be necessary to explain, in writing, the reasoning as to why said claim is being requested.

You can see how the request is made in the Official video.

How the PCE UNEDasiss review procedure is done

1. Firstly, a verification of the partial grades will be carried out in order to confirm that all the questions have been graded and have been graded with correct application of the general evaluation and specific correction criteria, as well as to verify that they have not been graded. There are errors in calculating the final grade.

2. If errors are detected, they will be rectified and the new final grade will be awarded. After this verification, the specialist teacher will make a second correction of all the exam questions, clearly noting the partial and total grades. As we have mentioned, the result may mean a final grade lower, higher or equal to the grade obtained in the first correction.

Once the review is completed:

• In the event that there is a difference of less than two points between the two grades, the grade will be the arithmetic mean of the grades obtained in the two corrections.
• In the event that there is a difference of two or more points Between the two grades, a third correction will be made ex officio and the final grade will be the arithmetic average of the three grades. In the third correction process, it will also be verified that all questions have been evaluated and that there are no material errors in the process of calculating the final grade.

So…should I claim my PCE qualification?

Before deciding whether to file a review, consider:

✅ You could earn points if you think the correction was unfair or that your exam was better than the grade reflects.
⚠️ Your grade may also go down., it is not a risk-free process.
📌 You should only appeal if you are convinced that there was an error or your exam deserves a different assessment.
📄 Make sure you have a reasoned justification: review your answers, compare them with the syllabus, and consider whether improvement is actually feasible.

💡 Tip: If you're very close to where you need to get into college or improve your admissions, it may be worth it.