Assuming they are both equally weighted and you have the standard pass mark of 40%
74+37 = 111
111/2 =55.5%
So if the above criteria applies then no you have passed
74+37 = 111
111/2 =55.5%
So if the above criteria applies then no you have passed
As above, but some modules require you to pass every component individually. You need to check.
Original post by Jess_Lomas
Assuming they are both equally weighted and you have the standard pass mark of 40%
74+37 = 111
111/2 =55.5%
So if the above criteria applies then no you have passed
74+37 = 111
111/2 =55.5%
So if the above criteria applies then no you have passed
Yes the pass mark is 40% but I think because the module is the same just different exams they would put them together to get the mark.
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