But let’s focus on the question of grading. Only about 15% of all M.D. schools in the U.S. today rely on letter grades, with most operating on a pass-fail or tiered system.

The road toward reinventing grading systems in higher academic institutions is laden with complexities, potential pitfalls, and challenges. However, within these challenges lies the potential for ...

In Kenya, the grading starts from zero to 100, denoted by letter grades ranging from A to E. Students are rated on a 12-point numeric scale from the highest to the lowest.

The grading system is expected to go into effect in the fall of 2025. The district has already implemented the grading scale in some schools, and administrators said it has led to higher student ...

To mark five years of NEP 2020, the Centre will unveil a new binary accreditation model for higher education—institutions will be classified as either 'accredited' or 'not accredited', replacing ...