Final mark.

Hi, hope someone can help answer my question.

I have been trying and trying to work out what my overall mark for a 15 credit module with a final score of 58. Does anyone know how to calculate this?

Reply 1

GabiAbi84

What do you mean by that?
Your final score is 58.

Reply 2

Jeanette97

Original post by GabiAbi84

What do you mean by that?
Your final score is 58.

58% was the final result.
I got 60% in my 20 coursework.
And 58% in my exam.

(edited 3 years ago)

Reply 3

GabiAbi84

Original post by Jeanette97

Yes, my final mark was 58.

So what is it that you’re trying to work out?

Reply 4

Jeanette97

Original post by GabiAbi84

So what is it that you’re trying to work out?

I'm trying to figure whether I got a 2:2 in the 15 credit module or a 2:1 in it.

Reply 5

GabiAbi84

Original post by Jeanette97

I'm trying to figure whether I got a 2:2 in the 15 credit module or a 2:1 in it.

It’s a 58 - that’s a 2:2 mark.
It doesn’t matter how many credits it’s worth in the individual module mark.
That only comes into play when you put all of your modules together.

Reply 6

GabiAbi84

Original post by Jeanette97

58% was the final result.
I got 60% in my 20 coursework.
And 58% in my exam.

So is 58 the module mark? Or just your exam mark?

Reply 7

University of Portsmouth Student Rep

Official Rep

Original post by Jeanette97

Hi, hope someone can help answer my question.

I have been trying and trying to work out what my overall mark for a 15 credit module with a final score of 58. Does anyone know how to calculate this?

Hello!

I would recommend emailing your University's Study Support team who an offer you some academic advice and help you with how that module will be graded. You can also contact your personal tutor who can offer some help :smile:

They can also let you know how your final overall year grade will be calculated. For me, my lowest scoring module was always removed from the overall grade, which really helped boost my final grade!

Hope this helps :smile:

Sam- Official Student Rep :smile:

Reply 8

University of Liverpool Student Rep

Hi there,

I hope you are well :smile:

It may differ with different University's - so I recommend that you message your personal tutors / head of department to clarify. This is so you know that it's definitely right!

Ana :h: