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Grading System of AMIE Exams
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Range of Marks
(Out of 100)
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Grade Symbol
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GPA
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≥ 75
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H
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10
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66-74
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A
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9
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60-65
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B
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8
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50-59
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C
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6
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35-49
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D
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5
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20-34
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E
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0-19
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F
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Notes:
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Only grade will be provided in individual subjects.
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In the pass mark sheets of Sections A/B
examinations, apart from grade in individual subjects,
GPA (Grade Point
Average) will also be provided.
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For a complete pass in Section A or in Section B,
minimum GPA shall be 6.
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Full marks in each subject including project work
and laboratory experiments : 100
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Minimum grade for exemption in each subject : Grade
C
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Minimum grade for passing project work : Grade B
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Minimum grade for passing laboratory experiments :
Grade B
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Reappearance is not permissible in the subject (s)
in which grade C and above is obtained in an examination.
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Score of grade 'D' in one subject of Section A
(Diploma) or two subjects of Section A (Non-diploma)/Section B is only
considered in the last attempt provided all the subjects in the scheme are
covered with minimum grade point being 6.
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No division or class is awarded.
INTRODUCTION OF CUMULATIVE GPA (CGPA)
Candidates Passing Sections
A and B Examinations in Revised Scheme
Grade points of all subjects required
to appear to complete the entire course, including laboratory experiments and
project work, shall be divided by the number of subjects to arrive at the
CGPA. This shall only be indicated in the pass grade card of Section B. This
also includes Lab experiments and Project work.
Candidates Passed Section
A in Old Scheme and Section B in Revised Scheme
Candidates, who have completed
Section A in old scheme securing specific marks in all required subjects and
subsequently completed Section B in revised scheme securing specific grades in
required subjects, CGPA shall be calculated by converting marks of individual
subjects of Section A to grade points and then adding grade points of all
subjects of Section A, Section B, project work, and laboratory experiments and
divided by the number of applicable subjects. No separate grade card for
Section A, which is already completed in old scheme, shall be issued.
Candidates Exempted from
Section A, by virtue of Passing Sections A & B Examinations earlier, and
passed Section B in Additional Branch in Revised Scheme
Such candidates shall be considered
similar to those who obtained exemption from Section A by virtue of passing
degree in engineering from the recognized university. CGPA for them shall be
calculated adding the grade points obtained in required number of subjects in
Section B, project work and laboratory experiments and dividing by number of
applicable subjects.
GRADE "D" CRITERIA
For PASS, you must get B grade in at least one subject
(Section A, Diploma Stream) to make total GPA equal to 6 or more.
Grade D will be considered in last attempt only. It will not be carried over.
GPA: H = 10, A = 9, B = 8, C = 6, D = 5
Examples:
(1) Section A: C, C, C, D (D in last attempt). You have to reappear in subject
with D grade
Reason: GPA = (6 + 6 + 6 + 5)/4 = 23/4 < 6 (It must be equal or more than 6 for
pass)
(2) Section A: C, C, B, D (D in last attempt). PASS
Reason: GPA = (6 + 6 + 8 + 5)/4 = 25/4 > 6 (Pass as GPA is greater than 6)
(3) Section A: C, C, C, C. PASS
(4) Section B: C,C,C,C,C,C,B,D,D > PASS
Reason: (6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 6 + 8 + 5 + 5)/9 = 54/6 = 6 (Pass as GPA is 6)
(5) Section B: C,C,C,C,C,B,B,D,D > PASS