GRADING SYSTEM

Grade	Percentage	Remarks
A	(91-100)	Excellent
B	(81-90)	Very good
C	(71-80)	Average
D	(61-70)	pass (satisfactory)
E	Below 60	Unsatisfactory

                                                                                          

Description of the Grading System

1. Grade A represents excellent progress and outstanding achievement. A student in this category appears to be functioning to full potential through acceptance of academic responsibility, has the ability to grasp and apply concepts, and to work independently. He/she possesses a positive and constructive attitude.
2. Grade B implies above –average progress and achievement. A student in this category demonstrates a keen interest in all subjects and grasps the subject matter with minimum assistance. He/She has a cooperative attitude and is helpful towards others..   
3. Grade C implies satisfactory or average progress and achievement .A student in this category does the assigned work in the time. H e/she does not generally take an initiative to work on his /her own. This grade is obtained when a student shows an average level of interest in the subject matter, rarely participates in class discussions and does not put  much effort in his/her work.
4. Grade D shows below-average progress and achievement. A student in this category habitually submits incomplete and shoddy work. He/she does not submit work on time. He/she has poor study habits and is either too aggressive or extremely passive .He/she requires frequent prodding by the teacher.
5. Grade E indicates unsatisfactory work and a lack of progress. A student who falls in this category is much below the level of the class. He/she is a prospective failure unless he/she puts in a lot of hard work.
   

Grade ‘D’ and ‘E’   clearly indicate unsatisfactory progress. Those who obtain these grades must try to better their performance. Otherwise they might be denied promotion.