Question

Which of the following statements are correct regarding the grading system employed in Kerala's high school level?

1. The grading system used at the high school level in Kerala is a 9-point system, ranging from A+ to E.
2. In Kerala's high school grading, a student must achieve a minimum D+ grade to pass the exam.
3. The Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) approach is not integrated into the grading system at the high school level in Kerala.
4. The highest grade 'A+' in the Kerala high school grading system carries 8 grade points.

• A. 2 only
• B. 3, 4
• C. 1, 2
• D. All

Answer 1

Answer:

C. 1, 2

Grading in Evaluation: Kerala High School Level

• In Kerala's high school level (classes 8, 9, and 10), a comprehensive grading system is employed to assess students, providing a complete picture of their learning and progress. 

• This system is primarily based on the following elements:

1. Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)

• This approach is used to continuously evaluate students and monitor their development, encompassing both scholastic (academic) and co-scholastic (non-academic) aspects. 

• The implementation of CCE at the high school level in Kerala encourages students to actively engage in their learning process

2. Grading System

• A 9-point grading system is used at the high school level in Kerala.

• This system includes grades ranging from A+ to E, with A+ being the highest grade and E being the lowest.

• Students need to achieve at least a D+ grade to pass the exam.

Grades and grade points

The system uses 9 grades, ranging from A+ (the highest) to E (the lowest), with corresponding grade points from 9 to 1.

Grade	Percentage Range	Grading Point	Remarks
A+	90-100	9	Outstanding
A	80-89	8	Excellent
B+	70-79	7	Verygood
B	60-69	6	Good
C+	50-59	5	Above Average
C	40-49	4	Average
D+	30-39	3	Marginal
D	20-29	2	Improvement Required
E	Less than 20	1	Improvement Required