Should I leave my Masters?

In 2018 I graduated with a 2.1 in BEng Chemical Engineering. I took a gap year due to family and stress. This year I started a Msc in Advanced Chemical Engineering at the University of Manchester. I performed very badly in my Sem 1 exams, I didnt pass a single exam and I found that I also failed a Sem 2 module. I can only fail 3 modules but I have failed 4. Because of the covid 19 situation my university said they will be lowering the total credits needed to pass, I emailed them and they said it would all depend on the rest of my grades.

I got a 59% for another module and im waiting on some other pieces of coursework to be marked. Should I just cut my losses or stick with my degree? At best I can only achieve a pass grade with all the resits. I'm so stressed out and anxious because I have already taken a year out and Im so worried about finding employment especially with covid 19. I can live with my family, they can support me financially I just feel like a total failure. I dont want to pursue further study so aside from that is a Msc with a pass grade respectable for employers or should I just find work with my BEng? Thank you

What was your motivation for doing a MSc in the first place? Did you do it because of employability and/or passion for the subject?

Given the time and money you've spent on it, you might as well finish now. If you don't feel you'd be able to do a dissertation, then enquire about exit qualifications such a PgDip.

i wanted to apply for engineering jobs and most require a merit at masters level. I like the subject but not enough to do a phd or become a researcher. is the PgDip 120 credits? thank you for replying i will contact my uni about this