The Student Room Group
Reply 1
1st = 70+
2:1 = 60-69
2:2 = 50-59
3rd = 40-49

Anything under 40 is usually a fail
Reply 2
Excellent, thanks!

Yeah 40% is the pass mark for us so I guess the rest would work out about right :smile:
Reply 3
Anything between 30% and 39% is generally a compensatable fail (i.e. you don't need to re-sit if you have passed well in other modules).
Reply 4
kftjkp
Anything between 30% and 39% is generally a compensatable fail (i.e. you don't need to re-sit if you have passed well in other modules).


:eek: Lucky...
Surely that's not an issue for you anyway?

How hard can it be to pass a unit in a TV production degree?
Reply 6
IAmBetterThanYou
Surely that's not an issue for you anyway?

How hard can it be to pass a unit in a TV production degree?


:rolleyes::p:
Reply 7
Stickyvix
1st = 70+
2:1 = 60-69
2:2 = 50-59
3rd = 40-49

Anything under 40 is usually a fail

Some universities still have a 'pass' (i.e. effectively a '4th') as well, actually. I know Oxford does, but usually very few are given out. It's probably the hardest grade to get.:smile:
Reply 8
I thought that the classification was ??

50-59 = 2:2
40-50 = 3rd I did not realize that this was 40-49 ?
Original post by vesper200
I thought that the classification was ??

50-59 = 2:2
40-50 = 3rd I did not realize that this was 40-49 ?


so if you got 50 how would you know if it was a 2:2 or a 3rd?
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Reply 10
Original post by vesper200
I thought that the classification was ??

50-59 = 2:2
40-50 = 3rd I did not realize that this was 40-49 ?


As above, if this were the case would someone finishing with 59 get a third AND a 2:2? :p:

40 up to (and including) 49 is usually a thid. 50 to to (and including) 59 is a 2:2.

Closing as this thread is over three years old, you shouldn't bump old threads, and I think you've received the clarification you require.