I would like to highlight the Microeconomics paper that was set on 10 May 2022 for students of the University of London was totally unfair and request a more lenient marking scheme or a retake of the final examination following the previous exam structure as seen in 2020 and 2021 papers.
The exam was set above the extreme difficulty of which several parts of the questions are also not covered by the lecturers of UOL and were not seen in previous UOL papers.
As compared to last year's examination papers such as the 2021 open book exams with a 6-hour window and the 2015 to 2019 papers which are physical, invigilated and closed book. The 2022 paper was set above the usual level of difficulty putting students at an extremely unfair disadvantage, especially when using a faulty Inspire exam portal which caused students to lose more than 30 minutes of time
We would like to highlight how UOL has not taken into consideration students' efforts in preparing for the exam through the lack of information and resources for students to properly prepare for the paper.