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Govt Introduces New Grading System for Matric and Inter

The Sindh government has introduced a new grading system for matric and intermediate students, shifting from the traditional numerical marking to a grade-based evaluation, as reported by ARY News. 

Set to be implemented from 2025, this new system aims to offer a more detailed assessment of student performance, focusing on a broader range of abilities rather than ranking by position.

The system, developed by the Inter-Board Coordination Committee (IBCC), will categorize students based on their scores, with grades ranging from ‘Exceptional’ for those scoring 95% or more to ‘Unsatisfactory’ for scores below 40%. 

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The changes will eliminate first, second, and third rankings, instead highlighting students’ individual strengths.

Here’s a breakdown of the new grading scale:

  • 95% and above: A++ (Exceptional)
  • 90-94%: A+ (Outstanding)
  • 85-89%: A (Excellent)
  • 80-84%: B++ (Very Good)
  • 75-79%: B+ (Good)
  • 70-74%: B (Fairly Good)
  • 60-69%: C (Above Average)
  • 50-59%: D (Average)
  • 40-49%: E (Below Average)
  • Below 40%: U (Unsatisfactory)

The system replaces the term “Fail” with “U” for unsatisfactory performance, a significant shift in how student success is communicated. While Sindh has moved ahead with the new system, other provinces like Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have yet to implement similar changes.

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