The document shows the grading scales for two subject areas worth 60 marks and 40 marks. It lists the corresponding grade point average (GPA), percentage, and letter grade achieved based on different total marks in each subject area. The grading becomes more stringent as the marks increase, with higher marks needed to obtain the same GPA and letter grade. It also provides a formula to calculate an overall GPA based on adding the GPA of individual subjects and dividing by the total number of subjects.
The document shows the grading scales for two subject areas worth 60 marks and 40 marks. It lists the corresponding grade point average (GPA), percentage, and letter grade achieved based on different total marks in each subject area. The grading becomes more stringent as the marks increase, with higher marks needed to obtain the same GPA and letter grade. It also provides a formula to calculate an overall GPA based on adding the GPA of individual subjects and dividing by the total number of subjects.
The document shows the grading scales for two subject areas worth 60 marks and 40 marks. It lists the corresponding grade point average (GPA), percentage, and letter grade achieved based on different total marks in each subject area. The grading becomes more stringent as the marks increase, with higher marks needed to obtain the same GPA and letter grade. It also provides a formula to calculate an overall GPA based on adding the GPA of individual subjects and dividing by the total number of subjects.
The document shows the grading scales for two subject areas worth 60 marks and 40 marks. It lists the corresponding grade point average (GPA), percentage, and letter grade achieved based on different total marks in each subject area. The grading becomes more stringent as the marks increase, with higher marks needed to obtain the same GPA and letter grade. It also provides a formula to calculate an overall GPA based on adding the GPA of individual subjects and dividing by the total number of subjects.