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It provides a clear breakdown of percentage ranges corresponding to letter grades and their associated numerical values, offering insight into the university's academic performance evaluation standards. The table clearly delineates exceptional performance (A+ to A-) with a grade point value of 9-7, followed by very good to solid performance (B+ to B-) with grade points 6-4, and satisfactory performance (C+ to C) with grade points 3-2. Marginal performance receives a D with a grade point of 1, while unsatisfactory performance or failure to complete requirements results in an F or N grade, both with a grade point of 0. This structured grading system ensures a consistent and objective assessment of student achievement across all courses.","| Grade | Grade Point Value | Grade Scale | Description |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| A+\u003Cbr>A\u003Cbr>A- | 9\u003Cbr>8\u003Cbr>7 | 90 – 100%\u003Cbr>85 – 89%\u003Cbr>80 – 84% | Exceptional, outstanding and excellent performance. 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