Both regular and non-degree students will receive numerical grades. The performance of students shall be rated at the end of each semester in accordance with the following grading system:

• • • 1.0 Excellent

    • 1.5 Very Good

    • 2.0 Good

    • 2.5 Satisfactory

    • 3.0 Passed

    • 4.0 Conditional

    • 5.0 Failed

    • DRP Dropped

    • EXT Extended

Grades of 1.25, 1.75, 2.25 and 2.75 may also be given but in no case shall they be more detailed than in multiples of 0.25. For courses not requiring numerical grades, the following marks shall be given:

• • • S Satisfactory

    • U Unsatisfactory

EXT (Extended) Mark

An EXT is given to a student who fails to submit any one of the requirements of the course. To complete a grade of EXT in a course, a student has a maximum period of one year to complete all the course requirements. The student does not need to re-enroll the course during this period. The completion of an EXT grade may entail submission of assignment/s, taking examination/s, or other requirements.  

4.0 (conditional) mark

A grade of 4.0 may be removed by successful repetition of the course, or by passing the re-examination. Students who pass the re-examination shall be given a grade of 3.0, and those who fail, a grade of 5.0. Only one re-examination is allowed, to be taken within the prescribed period. If a grade of 4.0 is not removed within the prescribed period, credit for the course may be earned only by repeating and passing it.