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The percentage of students in your class who are failing is 20.
Yes.
school
no grading system is not better because students who get 87 marks and who get 85 marks there grade is same .this is unjustice for hard working students as their marks become worthless
10 marks per year i.e. 5marks maximum in any 2 subjects if failing by 5 or less than 5 marks
total marks divided by number of subjects
... 2 is it
no because i got 119 marks in mppet and according to last year's opening and closing ranks i don't think students with this less marks get sgsits. the college excepts students who have scored really high marks.
Different Boards have different criteria. Federal board students have to score 50% marks, the same applies to O and A Level students. Whereas, most of other boards declare students pass if they score over 33% marks.
No.
Drawing a histogram for the marks of 40 students means creating a graphical representation that displays the distribution of their scores. Each bar in the histogram represents a range (or bin) of marks, and the height of the bar indicates the number of students whose scores fall within that range. This visualization helps to easily identify patterns, such as the most common score ranges and the overall spread of marks among the students.
Merits: the students would be relieved from exam tensions. Demerits: the students getting 91 marks also get the same grade as the student getting 99 marks.