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Academic grading in Bangladesh


Academic grading in Bangladesh 

Grading system in school[1]
Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
80–100
A+
5
70–79
A
4
60-69
A-
3.5
50–59
B
3
40–49
C
2
33–39
D
1
0–32
F
0
Degree evaluation with ″class″ in University
The bachelor's and master's degrees result of the public universities in Bangladesh, e.g.,

system, when it is evaluated with class grade. GPA above or equal to 3 is equal to 1st Class in honours degree in Bangladesh. This means,
         CGPA 3.00 to 4.00 = 1st Class
         CGPA 2.25 to 2.99 = 2nd Class
         CGPA 2.00 to 2.249 = 3rd Class

Grading system in Public Universities
Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
Remarks
80-100
A+
4.00
First Class
75-79
A
3.75
First Class
70-74
A-
3.50
First Class
65-69
B+
3.25
First Class
60-64
B
3.00
First Class
55-59
B-
2.75
Second Class
50-54
C+
2.50
Second Class
45-49
C
2.25
Second Class Upper
40-44
D
2.00
Third Class
0-39
F
0.00
Fail


Grading system in North South University
Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
93-100
A
4.00
90-93
A-
3.70
87-89
B+
3.30
83-86
B Good
3.00
80-82
B-
2.70
77-79
C+
2.30
73-76
C Average
2.00
70-72
C-
1.70
67-69
D+
1.30
60-66
D Poor
1.00
00-59
F
0.00


Grading system in BRAC University
Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
90-100
A Excellent
4.00
85 - <90
A-
3.70
80 - <85
B+
3.30
75 - <80
B Good
3.00
70 - <75
B-
2.70
65 - <70
C+
2.30
60 - <65
C Fair
2.00
57 - <60
C-
1.70
55 - <57
D+
1.30
52 - <55
D Poor
1.00
<50
F Failure
0.00


Class interval
Letter grade
Assessment
Grade point
90 - 100
A
Outstanding
4.00
86 - 89
A-
Excellent
3.67
82 - 85
B+
Very Good
3.33
78 - 81
B
Good
3.00
74 - 77
B-
Above Average
2.67
70 - 73
C+
Average
2.33
66 - 69
C
Below Average
2.00
62 - 65
C-
Poor
1.67
58 - 61
D+
Very poor
1.33
55 - 57
D
Pass
1.00
<55
F
Fail
0.00


Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
Remarks
90-100
A
4.00
Excellent
87-89
B+
3.7
Very Good
84-86
B
3.4
Good
80-83
B-
3.1
Good
77-79
C+
2.8
Average
74-76
C
2.5
Above Average
70-73
C-
2.2
Below Average
65-69
D+
1.5
Poor
60-64
D
1.0
Pass
01-59
F
0.0
Failing
I
Incomplete
W
Withdrawal


Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
94-100
A+
4.00
90-93
A
3.75
86-89.99
A-
3.50
82-85.99
B+
3.25
78-81.99
B
3.00
74-77.99
B-
2.75
70-73.99
C+
2.50
66-69.99
C
2.25
62-65.99
C-
2.00
58-61.99
D+
1.75
54-57.99
D
1.50
50-53.99
D-
1.00
0-49.99
F
0.00


Grading system in Private Universities except above Universities.
Class interval
Letter grade
Grade point
Remarks
80-100
A+
4.00
First Class
75-79
A
3.75
First Class
70-74
A-
3.50
First Class
65-69
B+
3.25
First Class
60-64
B
3.00
First Class
55-59
B-
2.75
Second Class
50-54
C+
2.50
Second Class
45-49
C
2.25
Second Class Upper
40-44
D
2.00
Third Class
0-39
F
0.00
Fail

         North South University,
          BRAC University
          United International University,
          East West University 
 Follows North American grading standards, so their grading policy is different from those of      typical Bangladeshi Universities.


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