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System\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>|\n| Higher Grade Points H1 100 H2 88 H3 77 H4 66 H5 56 H6 46 H7 37 H8 0\u003Cbr>Ordinary Grade Points O1 56 O2 46 O3 37 O4 28 O5 20 O6 12 O7 0 O8 0\u003Cbr>Grades % Marks H1 / O1 90-100 H2 / O2 80 \u003C 90\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>H3 / O3 70 \u003C 80\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Bonus Points for Mathematics\u003Cbr>25 bonus points will be awarded for higher level mathematics, at grades H6 and above. |\n| General Matriculation\u003Cbr>Requirements 2 H5 and 4 O6/H7 grades\u003Cbr>5 O6/H7 grades\u003Cbr>3 H5 and 3 O6/H7 grades\u003Cbr>See HEI websites for course specific requirements.\u003Cbr>H4 / O4 60 \u003C 70 H5 / O5 50 \u003C 60 H6 / O6 40 \u003C 50 H7 / O7 30 \u003C 40 H8 / O8 0 \u003C 30\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Students can use the Leaving Certificate Points Calculator at [www.cao.ie](www.cao.ie) |","cbCaiijgLjxpFqMh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiijgLjxpFqMh","pdf",112863,"English","# Common Points Scale and Grading System\n## Higher Grade Points\n## Ordinary Grade Points\n## Grades and % Marks\n## Bonus Points for Mathematics\n## General Matriculation Requirements","[{\"question\":\"What are the different grade points for Higher Grades (H)?\",\"answer\":\"The Higher Grade points range from H1 (100 points) to H8 (0 points), with specific point values for H2 (88), H3 (77), H4 (66), H5 (56), H6 (46), and H7 (37).\"},{\"question\":\"What are the different grade points for Ordinary Grades (O)?\",\"answer\":\"The Ordinary Grade points range from O1 (56 points) to O8 (0 points), with specific point values for O2 (46), O3 (37), O4 (28), O5 (20), O6 (12), and O7 (0).\"},{\"question\":\"What are the general matriculation requirements mentioned?\",\"answer\":\"The general matriculation requirements typically include achieving specific combinations of Higher and Ordinary Grades, such as 2 H5 and 4 O6/H7 grades, 5 O6/H7 grades, or 3 H5 and 3 O6/H7 grades.\"}]","Common Points Scale and Grading System | PDF"]