Passing all modules but Failing one resit module

I am really worried, i have passed all my modules at Coventry uni but i had a resit yesterday but i am scared if i fail that what happens. Do i retake the module with my 2nd modules so basically carry on with 2nd year as normal but retake the module i failed alongside 2nd year modules or will i have to resit the one module for a whole year again so basically using a whole year for one exam and if so will i need to pay 9k student finance again? I really need help.

My friend failed one module then also failed the resit. He had to do a fourth year just for another one module to replace it and get his degree. He had to pay for it with the fourth year of student finance allowance.

As you are in second year, you could probably take the module alongside third year modules. If you aren't allowed to progress without passing you'll have to do an extra year in your degree.

These are the rules look at chapter 5 and 6.
https://livecoventryac.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/externalstudentdocuments/ETPYWHyMD3hJpVXiVGlhSKIBB3wbO9nCRln9Ouyyr84pCQ?rtime=Haaxr2v-1kg
I have only scanned them.

To progress you have to pass all modules.
If you are close they can condone you.
If you have failed the resit then its their discretion but it may be a retake i.e either sit the course again or just turn up for the exam.

It will count as one year of student finance if they pay any money but its likely they will charge just for that course. Might be worth asking if you pay yourself whether that can prevent a years finance being used. This might be so if its just a resit.

Go and see a student advisor in the su or ask the department. It may be they just have discretion. If they say retake one course for a resit in the summer I would consider dumping the course and starting a degree through clearing.