Does it affect the application for studying in Australia?

For applying for studying in Australia, failing the course will have a certain impact on your application. Australian universities usually require applicants to provide complete academic transcripts, including all semester grades and failure records. So even if you pass the make-up exam, the report card will still list the records of failing the course.

Changing or falsifying grades is immoral, illegal and not recommended. Australian universities will conduct strict verification when reviewing the application materials, including communicating with the school to confirm the authenticity of the results. If false records are found, the consequences may be very serious, including disqualification and expulsion.

Although there is a record of failing a course, you can make up for it in other ways. You can highlight other outstanding aspects in the application materials, such as outstanding achievements in other courses, internship experience, research projects, etc. In addition, you can explain why you failed in the course by writing a sincere letter, and emphasize that you have achieved good results in the next semester through make-up exams, showing your positive changes and efforts.

The most important thing is to be honest and show your all-round ability and potential, which will have a positive impact on your application. In addition, you can also consult the Australian study agent or the international admissions department of the school for more specific advice and guidance.