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CAPE GRADING SYSTEM
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The CAPE examinations uses seven overall grades: I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII in reporting candidate’s overall results along with the profile grades, A, B, C, D, E, F and G.
The grades awarded by CXC can be equated to Grade Points as follows:
Grade | Points | Description |
---|---|---|
VII | Represents an unsatisfactory
standard of performance | |
VI | Represents a weak
standard of performance | |
I | 4 | Represents an excellent performance |
II | 3.5 | Represents a very good standard of performance |
III | 3 | Represents a good standard of performance |
IV | 2.5 | Represents a satisfactory standard of performance |
V | 2 | Represents an acceptable standard of performance |
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