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Electronics & Communication Engineering

Students Grades

As the Electronics and Communication Engineering program is a part of the College of Engineering and Technology, it there by follows through the grading scheme of the college which adopts a continuous assessment system. Marks are distributed along the semester as follows:

  • 30% of the grade is declared after the 7th week of class.
  • Another 20% after the 12th week of class and 10% are awarded based on the student attendance, participation and assignments submission.
  • The final exam is worth 40% of the grade.

Students can check their grades through the website using their assigned registration number and pin code. The letters A, B, C, D, F, I, and W are used as follows:

  • A, B, and C, are passing grades.
  • D is conditional passing grade, which is not counted as passing grades unless the student achieves the proper accumulative Grade Point Average for these registered credit hours. If he fails to do so, he shall have to repeat the courses with grade D to raise his GPA. This is to be arranged with his Academic Advisor.
  • If a student fails to attend the final exam without excuse, his final Exam's mark shall be zero. A student’s grade point average (GPA) is computed by dividing the total number of grade points accumulated by the total number of semester hours attempted.
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General Grade

General Grade is set according to the following accumulative Grade Point Averages:

Satisfactory

2.0 < GPA < 2.4

50% – < 60%

Good

2.4 < GPA < 2.8

60% – < 70%

Very Good

2.8 < GPA < 3.4

70% – < 85%

Excellent

GPA ≥  3.4

≥ 85%

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Course Grade

Grade

Grade points

Marks

A+

4

> 97

A

3.83

93 – < 97

A-

3.7

89 – < 93

B+

3.3

84 – < 89

B

3

80 – < 84

B-

2.7

76 – < 80

C+

2.3

73 – < 76

C

2

70 – < 73

C-

1.7

67 – < 70

D+

1.3

64 – < 67

D

1

60 – < 67

F

Zero

< 60

  • U = Unreported grade
  • I = Incomplete grade
  • W = Withdraw grade

Students are placed on academic probation if their accumulative the GPA is less than 2.00 at the end of any semester on the credits hours attempted at the Academy.

The grades are available at the end of each semester of Student's Portal: https://studentportal.aast.edu/

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