Today we are going to know about the academic grading of Bangladesh. Bangladesh does have differential grading systems. Bangladesh Government initiated a new grading system for SSC (Secondary School Certificate) & HSC (Higher Secondary Certificate) in 2001 for SSC as well as the same grading system for HSC in 2003.
Academic Grading in Bangladesh
GPA (Grade Point Average) and CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) are the Grading Systems of Bangladesh Education. The primary and Secondary Education Grading System is GPA. Primary Education is 5th Grade PSC and Secondary Education is 8th Grade, 10th Grade, and 12th Grade Education.
The higher Education Levels Grading system is CGPA. The most Common Higher Education degrees are 4 Years of Honours and 1 Year of a Masters’s Program. In this article, We are sharing the Academic Gradings for Primary, Secondary, and Higher Education Levels.
Secondary Education Grading System
The following GPA and Grading System is applied to 8th Grade to 12th Grade Education in Bangladesh. The secondary Education Result Grading system is GPA. This grading system is for the programs below.
- 8th Grade JSC and JDC
- 10th Grade SSC, Dhakil, and SSC Vocational
- 12th Grade HSC, Alim, and HSC Vocational
Let’s see the Secondary Education Grading System:
Marks | Grades | Points |
---|---|---|
80-100 | A+ | 5 |
70-79 | A | 4 |
60-69 | A- | 3.5 |
50-59 | B | 3 |
40-49 | C | 2 |
33-39 | D | 1 |
0-32 | F | 0 |
After SSC & HSC completion, the students participate in the admission exam to get admitted to different universities. University Grant Commission has created another type of grading system for National universities as well. Here is the Academic Grading system in Bangladesh.
National University Grading System
Marks | Grades | Points |
---|---|---|
80% or above | A+(plus) | 4.00 |
75% to less than 80% | A(plain) | 3.75 |
70% to less than 75% | A-(minus) | 3.50 |
65% to less than 70% | B+(plus) | 3.25 |
60% to less than 65% | B(plain) | 3.00 |
55% to less than60% | B-(minus) | 2.75 |
50% to less than 55% | C+(plus) | 2.50 |
45% to less than 50% | C(plain) | 2.25 |
40% to less than 45% | D(plain) | 2.00 |
Less than 40% | F(fail) | 0.00 |
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Dhaka University Grading System
Dhaka University Grading System is a little bit different from the others.
Grades | Points | Comment |
---|---|---|
A | 4.00 | Excellent |
A- | 3.70 | |
B+ | 3.30 | |
B | 3.00 | Good |
B- | 2.70 | |
C+ | 2.30 | |
C | 2.00 | Satisfactory |
C- | 1.70 | |
D+ | 1.30 | |
D | 1.00 | |
D- | 0.70 | Minimum passing |
F | 0.00 | Failure |
I | Incomplete | |
IP | In progress or Grade not reported. | |
NC | Registered for No Credit | |
P | Passing Grade Notation. Limited to use. | |
W | The course is withdrawn without prejudice |
UGC promotes a standardized grading
scheme for colleges but practices a grading scheme that is distinct from UGCs for almost all private colleges
Private University Grading System
The issues of evaluating keep on testing instructors, however today we know like never before about the complexities included and how certain practices can impact educating and learning. Before bringing the issue of receiving a uniform reviewing framework into the talk, maybe it is significant for us to recognize what grade truly means and which rehearses advantage understudies and energizes learning.
For Universities, the UGC reviewing scale mirrors a 10-point increase scale. Be that as it may, private colleges practice a point increase scale differing from 11 to 13. State-funded universities assess understudies’ learning capacity through class tests and the last test of the year with 70 percent imprints. With 70 percent of stamps in the last test of the year, it is very hard for good understudies to score 90 percent imprints.
On the off chance that state-funded colleges evaluate understudies’ execution by three tests, class tests, and assignments or ventures, at that point, they can utilize the North American reviewing gauges. Evaluations ought to be with the end goal that they advantage instruction in the most ideal way and the understudies’ learning capacity.