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Overview - Registrations and exam list Study forecast - Busiest study nights Rooms - Resource allocation

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FAQ

Where does the data come from?

All exams listed in RWTHonline are tracked, which are accessable with a guest login. Already written exams are not always shown in RWTHOnline.

Why are early bars grey?

This site only started recording on a 01/09/2026. Any exam that ended before that date could already be removed from RWTHOnline. Grey bars mark days before the first recording. The Study forecast tab hides them entirely because the projected reach would be misleading, because probably a magnitude of exam registrations are missing.

How is an exam associated to a faculty?

Each exam is organized by the chair that offers the course. We look up that chair in the RWTHcontacts organization tree and associate its faculty. This does not mean only students from the chair's faculty attend the exam (e.g. some mathematics exams provided by faculty 1 are explicitly for non-mathematicianas).

What's the "Study forecast" tab for?

It shows at which point within the next two weeks (configurable window) the most exam registrations exist, and therefore when probably the busiest study day will be.

How are exam registrations split across the appointed rooms?

We cannot know how the true distribution of the organizer looks like. The purpose is to see how many registrations are "overbooked" for the announced rooms in RWTHOnline. Any surplus above the sum of capacities is shown as "excess" on the top of the bar of a room. This is interesting to see the effect of last-minute deregistration's and whether they lead to a sufficient capacity.

Busiest study dates

Days when the most exam registrations sit 1–14 days ahead - top 20 candidates for a study-night.

Exam Rooms - click a row to expand

Colored by faculty. Virtual resources (Fristenbriefkasten, RWTHmoodle course rooms) are included and shown in italics.