JUPEB Grading System: How Points Are Calculated
The JUPEB grading system is designed to evaluate students' academic performance during their one-year programme. If you're planning to gain 200-level direct entry admission into Nigerian universities through JUPEB, understanding how the grading works is essential.
🧮 JUPEB Grading Scale
Each JUPEB subject is graded on a scale similar to university-level evaluations. Below is the official JUPEB point grading system:
| Grade | Points | Interpretation |
|---|---|---|
| A | 5 | Excellent |
| B | 4 | Very Good |
| C | 3 | Good |
| D | 2 | Satisfactory |
| E | 1 | Pass |
| F | 0 | Fail |
🎯 Total Points Calculation
Candidates usually register for 3 subjects. The total obtainable score is 15 points (i.e., 5 points per subject). Some universities award an extra point if you have no grade lower than a "C", making the maximum 16 points.
🎓 What Is the JUPEB Pass Mark?
The minimum pass mark is an "E" in all registered subjects. However, for admission into competitive courses like Medicine, Law, or Engineering, you’ll typically need at least 12–14 points.
📌 Final Thoughts
Understanding how JUPEB grades are calculated can help you set your goals and prepare effectively. With the right effort and focus, achieving a good JUPEB result that meets your university’s direct entry requirements is absolutely possible.
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