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Learn about the CGS, a common, alpha-numeric marking scale used across the University for assessment and degree classification. Find out the grade bands, points, descriptors, and FAQs for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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The University Common Grading Scale, CGS, provides a common marking scale which is used across the University. This enables candidates to compare their performance in different disciplines and courses and ensures consistency in assessment.
Common Grading Scale (CGS) 2.1 The University of Aberdeen Common Grading Scale (CGS) provides a common marking scale which is used across the University. This enables candidates to compare their performance in different disciplines and courses and ensures consistency in assessment.
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Grade Scale Grade Description US Grade A1 94.00 - 100.00 Excellent (First Class) A A2 88.00 - 93.00 A
It outlines the common grading scale used to assess students, how overall course grades are determined, marking and moderation procedures, progression and award requirements, and policies around resits, mitigating circumstances, and students who take extra credits.
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The document outlines the University of Aberdeen's common grading scale for predominantly essay-based courses. It consists of 5 steps: 1) Assessing the band the work falls into from A to G. 2) Assigning a grade from A1 to E2 within that band. 3) Awarding an honours class.