How many marks do i need to pass the module
Hi I have Got result today Just wanted to ask
My module is divided into two parts
I have got
60 percents marks in 70 percentage weightage module.
11 percent marks in 30 percentage weightage module.
How many marks will i get overall And will i get pass.
My module is divided into two parts
I have got
60 percents marks in 70 percentage weightage module.
11 percent marks in 30 percentage weightage module.
How many marks will i get overall And will i get pass.
Original post by Madani227
Hi I have Got result today Just wanted to ask
My module is divided into two parts
I have got
60 percents marks in 70 percentage weightage module.
11 percent marks in 30 percentage weightage module.
How many marks will i get overall And will i get pass.
My module is divided into two parts
I have got
60 percents marks in 70 percentage weightage module.
11 percent marks in 30 percentage weightage module.
How many marks will i get overall And will i get pass.
This is easy to calculate. You multiply the score of each section by (percentage/100) and add those two bits up. You need 40% to pass
Spoiler alert: you did technically pass, however sometimes you need to pass every single component of a module in order to pass it. That 11% bit is clearly not a pass. It's worth seeing if you can find what are the rules on this at your university or if not, ask the module organiser about this.
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