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Grading and Result Configurations


  Configuring result grading pattern
  • Viewing Grade Patterns
  • Editing a grade
  • Adding a grade

  Configuring result score divisions

  Setting result sheet (report card) contents preferences

  Pre-setting performance remarks/comments for results



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Knowledge Base   /   Grading and Result Configurations   /   Configuring result grading pattern

  Configuring result grading pattern



Configuring result grading pattern

 

With grade patterns you may specify the numerical values of alphabetic grades. For example you may require a student to score a minimum of 70 in a subject to get grade A. You may specify the required score values of other grades like B, C, D, E and F. However this is just a sample use case. You may use any letters you want or even any other pattern of grading that suites your institution.

Want to use CGPAs? Just add the grade points to the grades and you are good to go!

The system works with a ready to use grade pattern configuration. In most cases you may not need to edit the default settings. But if they do not suit your requirements, they are easy to edit. You may delete and replace them entirely with your own settings.

Viewing Grade Patterns

1. Under the Result Settings & Scratch Cards menu, click Grading Pattern. If you are doing this for the first time, the default configurations will be loaded as shown below.

 

Editing a grade

1. Click  to open the editor shown below.

 

 

2. Use the editor to make any modifications .

3. Click to save your chages.

Adding a grade

1. Click to load the editor shown below.

 

 

2. Enter the details of the grade. The lower and upper boundary marks indicate the minimun and maximum scores a student will get to obtain the grade.

3. Click Save to save the grade.

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Related Topics

  •   Setting result sheet (report card) contents preferences

  •   Configuring result score divisions

  •   Pre-setting performance remarks/comments for results

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