Grade TABLE 15c ABSOLUTE GRADING Qualitative Assessment Point Value of Grade Marks associated with O Outstanding 10 ≥ 95 S Excellent 9 ≥ 85 &< 95 A Very Good 8 ≥ 75 &< 85 B Good 7 ≥ 65 &< 75 C Satisfactory 6 P Pass 5 R Reappearance Required 0 ≥ 60 &< 65 ≥ 45&< 60* ≥ 50&< 60** <45* <50** *For 1 and 2 Level Courses **For 3 Level Courses  If a student fails to meet the attendance requirement, he may be considered as ‘Ineligible’ and allotted the grade ‘IE’ (Table 15a). A student who gets the grade ‘IE’ shall repeat the semester in the subsequent academic year. All the courses registered during that semester will be cancelled.  If a student meets the minimum attendance but is fail or absent in the end semester exam shall be awarded ‘R’ grade (Table 15a). He / She shall appear for arrear exam in the subsequent semester and grade will be awarded according to Relative Grading by fixing in the original batch if he/she meets the minimum requirement. Level 1 & Level 2 courses: 1. If the number of students registered for a course is ≥ 30, relative grading (Table 15b) will be followed, else absolute grading based on Table 15c will be applied. 2. A student will be awarded R grade if M < ( x  2 ) or end semester mark <37% (Refer Table 14). 3. If ( x  2 ) > 45, the lower limit of Grade P is to be fixed as 45%. 4. Half Semester and Full Semester Project shall follow the Absolute Grading (Table 15c). Level 3 Courses: 1. All theory, laboratory courses, half semester and full semester projects shall follow absolute grading. All theory and laboratory courses for MBA students shall follow relating grading. However for Part/Full Trimester Projects, absolute grading shall be followed. 2. A student will be awarded R grade if M < ( x  2 ) or end semester mark < 50% (Refer Table 14). 3. If ( x  2 ) > 50, the lower limit of Grade P is to be fixed as 50%. Page 18 Academic Regulations (CBCS) 2016