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Assalam o alaikum.. Brothers and Sisters, i want to know that how many universities which have Relative Grading system? Is this grading system harmful for the students or not? What are the benefits of Relative grading system v/s Absolute grading system? Please give me information regarding this.
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Both have their own merits and demerits but mostly students preferred absolute as one get fruits of his hard work and don't try pull down others.
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Assalam o alaikum.. Brothers and Sisters, i want to know that how many universities which have Relative Grading system? Is this grading system harmful for the students or not? What are the benefits of Relative grading system v/s Absolute grading system? Please give me information regarding this.
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i'm victim of relative grading system fatima jinn women university rawalpindi follows relative grading system.i think absolute marking system is better then relative because in relative marking you can't predict your grades before the final result it is possible you may fall in D grade even having 29/30 marks.
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i'm victim of relative grading system fatima jinn women university rawalpindi follows relative grading system.i think absolute marking system is better then relative because in relative marking you can't predict your grades before the final result it is possible you may fall in D grade even having 29/30 marks.
Yes you are right... But luckily in PMAS Arid Agriculture University, absolute grading system is observed...
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