London Metropolitan University Student Zone

Exam timetable (Exam Track)

ExamTrack provides timetable and location information relating to exams on Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses, Pre Degree and Access courses, Extended Degrees and Professional courses. It covers exams at Holloway Road campus but does not cover exams taken at collaborative partner institutions.

July 2026 exam period

The examination period will run from 13 July to 31 July 2026.

The unroomed timetable will be published on Friday 26 June 2026. The roomed timetable will be published on Monday 6 July 2026. We strongly advise you to check the timetable for the room for your exam after the roomed timetable is published.

Please enter the module code of your exam in the box below.

Please note that ALL locations are based at the Holloway Road Campus.

If you have any immediate concerns please contact your Course Leader. 

Study Support

There are a range of support services available to help you prepare for your examinations at Study Resources

Individual Needs Assessment Report (INARs) and exam adjustments
 
If you are registered with the Disabilities and Dyslexia Service (DDS) and have an INAR you must request any exam adjustments before the deadline for each exam / assessment period.
 
Please note, all email correspondence concerning exams will be sent to your University email account. You will be notified when and how to request exam adjustments before each exam / assessment period. Please be sure to check your University email account regularly to avoid missing important correspondence.
 
If you have requested your INAR exam adjustments before the deadline for each exam / assessment period, you will receive a personal exam timetable via email. Your personal timetable will contain all necessary exam details and therefore you should not use Exam Track to identify such information.
 
Further information concerning DDS, the INAR and individual exam arrangements can be found on the DDS webpage.   
 

Loading timetable…

Managing Exam Stress

Preparing for exams can create feelings of worry and stress. Student Minds have prepared some helpful resources for you to help deal with the stress that you might be feeling.

You may also wish to visit the Self-help tools on the Student Zone website, where the University Counselling Service has collected a variety of tools and resources that can help you overcome difficulties you may be facing.

Scope of exams covered

ExamTrack provides timetable and location information relating to exams on Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses, Pre Degree and Access courses, Extended Degrees and Professional courses.

There are certain non-written tests which require an individual slot for each student and are being communicated locally by School. So for practical components which are not listed via the search facility at section 4 below, please see the guidance issued on Weblearn.

Publication dates and rechecking

A.  The unroomed timetable will be published on Friday 26 June 2026. The roomed timetable will be published on Monday 6 July 2026. We strongly advise you to check the timetable for the room for your exam after the roomed timetable is published.

B. IMPORTANT: It may be necessary to amend previously published dates, times and locations and therefore you should check your exam timetable again closer to your exam date(s).

Further information

A. Exam locations

All exams will be held at Holloway Road campus.

B. Alternative locations for individual exam arrangements (arising from INARS), clash exam arrangements, overseas exam arrangements

The search facility indicates only the main location exam room. Where alternative locations are arranged for individual students these are communicated in other ways, with an email alert directly to those students. Students who have requested individual exam arrangements and have a valid INAR will be emailed their timetable as a downloadable PDF file.

C. Information you need before attending exams

Before attending exams all students should be familiar with the advice, rules and requirements explained in exam guidance for students

For further information about exam processes and requirements, including those relating to alternative locations, use of dictionaries and access to past papers is given in the Examinations section.

How to find details of your exam

Enter at least 6 characters of your module code, then select the module you wish to add. After adding one module you can search again to add another.