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In a hybrid
grading system, we use a combination of both
absolute and relative grading
systems.
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The two highest grades
and the lowest grade are earned and the grades
in between are awarded.
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To earn A grade, student
has to secure >= 85 and < 90 aggregate
marks.
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To earn A+ grade,
student has to secure > = 90 aggregate
marks.
Once highest and lowest grades are
identified, the remaining grades are then
awarded by plotting the histogram of number of
students (Y axis) and marks (X axis) and
identifying the cluster of students. These
clusters of students are identified based on
gaps and dips in the
histogram.
The
list of letter grades and its connotation are
shown in table
1.
Table 1 Letter grades and its
connotation
|
Grade
|
Qualitative
Meaning
|
Grade Point
attached
|
|
A+ |
Outstanding |
10 |
|
A |
Excellent |
9 |
|
B+ |
Very
Good |
8 |
|
B |
Good |
7 |
|
C+ |
Average |
6 |
|
C |
Satisfactory |
5 |
|
D |
Pass |
4 |
|
F |
Fail |
0 |
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A
student getting < 50% marks in labs will be
treated as failed and earn ‘F’
grade.
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A student getting <
40% marks in Theory will be treated as failed
and earn ‘F’
grade.
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The grade points awarded
shall be whole numbers as per the grade
notified..
SEMESTER GRADE POINT AVERAGE
( SGPA)
CALCULATION :
A SGPA will
be computed for each semester. The SGPA will be
calculated as
follows:
where Ci =
Credit for the
course
GPi = Grade Point obtained for
the course and
n = Number of subjects registered for the
semester. |