Good old days in freshman year of highschool where I got 105% in Earth science because the teacher needed to give bonus points to everybody to not fail several students.
@Sir Mr and Dr Why is it false? I mean, sure, not every Asian is 100% test score fanatic, but by just studying from a similar program to theirs makes me ill. Also they get one of the highest PISA results in the world.
@@georgeb5262 It is called not being ignorant. When you realize that there is a lot of countries in Asia that do poor in terms of academics, then you will be able to comprehend that Asians are not the same and Asia is a very big and diverse continent.
@@jamesminton5611 Think of it as first place, 2nd place, third place or as American letter grades. Grade A is like Tier 1 or Premium Grade. Grade B is like Tier 2 or second best, etc. Grades are different from marks. A student who got 99 marks out of 100 is a Tier 1, premium grade student or simply put, he got a 1 as his Grade.
in Germany a 4 means you got 50%. Therefore it’s not really different from other countries. The teachers just „translate“ the percentage into our ranking system.
omg yes....i got like 92 for my finals...the depression was a lot. not for my grades but for my family's reaction and it was totally what i expected : silence and then make me feel like shit...and make me work ten times more this time....lmao
I’m Japanese, when I was in 8 years old , I got a B on my math test …. I got slapped soo fast and hard from my mom I didn’t know what happened 😱😱. Then my got into an argument about how I’m a lost cause 😂 I know a girl who’s mom beat her with a broomstick for getting 98% on a test .
@@dragonshadow4145 "extra credit" isn't a thing that exists outside the US (and *maybe* some private unis in the UK...?) lol You either are good at the actual subject matter, or we're not gonna give you a better grade. You won't be getting a better maths grade because you're good at handegg 😂
One time, one of my relatives said something along the lines of,"So and so did this and this" and i went straight for the jugular. I said,"Good job. What should we do now?" What do you want? As a relative, i know that you do not have my best interests at heart. When you speak of the grades of your children, you do so to try and flex your superiority over me and my parents. It is only i and my parents, who have my best interests at heart. And the best part is that after a while, me and my siblings regularly started getting much better grades than them and their children. We never flexed on them, and we frankly did not care. For me, it is to uphold my own high status. But, having a bad mark every now and then does not diminish my status at all. It's about wanting the best for yourself. This topic just pisses me off
As an Indian who got 96%.......... I confirm that I am mentally traumatized, my parents are not taking my studies seriously and my sister is *trying* to teach me
hi from singapore! 75% is considered a failing grade for psle AL score but otherwise abt 50% is the passing grade to determine whether ur in foundation or standard (subject combination). 80% is the grade needed for all ur subjects if u want higher mother tounge (chinese, malay or tamil). hope this helps! (:
My parents kept asking me that then I started giving them that 1% and had flushed the 99% down the toilet now they don't ask me anything 😅 [joke included]
@@thelastpersononearth9765they should’ve been more excited. My personal opinion is that emotions are contagious and if he was excited greatgunnu would’ve been more excited as well. My mom gets excited if I do good in an exam. This person got FULL MARKS. That’s not an easy feat.
@@lavenderiris9744 Ik appreciation is needed but if he had high expectations already, so he would show that excitement for something bigger than grades.
As a German, let me explain. 1 is the best grade and a 6 is the worst grade. You can also have numbers in between like having a 2, 3, 4 or 5. If the results are in between two numbers like 2 and 3 then you get a 2- or a 3+. Hope this helps Edit: mom I'm famous
@@mijos3 I got tests (and other graded things) back on which I got 15 out 15 points or 13 out of 32 or 22 out of 26. So the total number of points could be any number, and you could still calculate how many percent you got right. Our grades - 6, 5.5, 5, 4.5, 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5, 2, 1.5 and 1; going from best to worst - were calculated using a formula for which the percentage of points received mattered.
As an Indian who has secured 95/100 in Math, my parents first reaction was "Where TF did the 5 Fking go" Edit: Why ru guys getting Sad, Currently - I'm in job and even I said wth did those 5 marks go... W parents... No complain😾👑
I’m an American who now lives in the UK. Most of my educational career, I needed a 75 to pass. Passed my accountancy exam in the UK. A passing grade was something like 55% and far more difficult than anything I had in the states. The states is only a bunch of multiple choice and basic regurgitation. My accountancy exam was a series of timed essays. But they also graded on the curve so it’s not like you actually earn the grade. It’s just how you do compared to the group. And then this group has the audacity to brag that they have consistent % of passing grades.
In the Netherlands it goes from 1 to 10 (so 9 increments and those are subdivided into tenths) and below 5,8 is insufficient. This is because at the end of the year the weighted average is rounded up to whole or half numbers and 5,7 would be a 5,5 which is equivalent to 50% and you need to know at least more than half.
In the US many places have under 70% as failing and I think most parents want you to have a minimum of 85% in classes unless they just don’t care whatsoever about your grades.
@@lilricebowl9731it’s not idk where they got that info from. The only thing that I can think of that’s passing is if your in college and that’s what you made in the class overall, not on the test. Bcs D’s are acceptable in some cases for getting your diploma but some classes you have to be making a C or above but nothing 60% would be testing wise unless maybe it’s a standardized test and that’s not technically graded on percentages but you could still figure out the % anyway they just don’t grade it like that.
@@lilricebowl9731Ye, I went to elementary and middle school in California, and passing was 60%. Like, it was a BAD GRADE, but you passed. I went to middle school and high school in Wisconsin, same there. Colleges I've been to, though, 60% is failing.
To elaborate about the German system because people don't seem to get it: It's like the US system used to be with A-F and E still being present (as it was in the US until the late 1900s), E and F both being failing grades, just replace the letters with numbers. The distinction between 5 and 6 is that if you get a 5 in a class at the end of the year, you can average it out with a 3 (you can do that for 2 subjects). But if you get a 6 in just one of your classes, you have to repeat all of them and lose an entire year.
In the UK it's not so much a specific percent you need to get: all scores for everyone sitting that subject across the country are collected and ranked from highest to lowest. The top 5% will get a 9 (or A* at A level) the next however many an 8 (or A at A-level) and so on. At GCSE, a 3 or below is a fail, at A level, I'm not actually sure what the passing grade is, which is ridiculous since I'm halfway through mine now, but try not to get below a C I guess. Basically all that means is that the passing percent will be higher if the exams were easier that year and lower if the exams were harder.
Swiss grades are similar to German ones, but they are still based on the percentage of received points. There's a formula used to calculate the grade. I would guess there also exists a formula for German grades.
In Denmark the grades range from -3 to 12 (-3-00-02-4-7-10-12). Anything under 02 is a failing grade and you’ll have to either redo your exams or redo 9th grade as a whole. That being said, you’ll need an average of at least 4 or even 6 to be accepted at most educations that come after K-9.
Ye our parents be like Parents:when i was your age i walked 50 dimensions to go to school plus i scored 10000000/15 and i walked to school with only 1 foot bc my other foot was in buisness I could speak 50B languages and the only language you speak is FAILUREE . "Lecture over" 💀man the real thing starts when your parents reminds you of your cousin 💀
For those who dont know abt Germany: 5 or higher means failing grade, 4 to 3 is like fine ur parents wont get mad at u, but if u get 1 or 2 that means u passed
In Germany, we have marks from 1-6 and everything above 4 or 4 is passing and 5 and 6 is failing. We also do it like this: 1,0-1,4 = 1 1,5 -2,4 = 2 2,5 -3,4 = 3 3,5 -4,4 = 4 4,5 -5,4 = 5 5,5 And under that is 6
In the Netherlands anything under a 5.5 is a fail. Lowest being a 1.0 and highest a 10.0. Normal passage rate is 50% and yes our exams are quite difficult. We even have a mathematical formula to calculate whether the person has passed. Normally it’s x/y*9+1. If the test was made horribly by everyone they may change it to x/y*8+2 A stricter formula is x/y*10 (+0). This requires 55% for passage. It is possible to score a > 10 but that would be marked as 10.0 and then the bonus point will go to the next test but their is no guarantee that those questions will be on the test (mostly those questions aren’t there). Also different tests can have different weights per test.
For those who are curious: In Germany 🇩🇪 the the grades are indeed calculated as 1 - 6 (1 being the best possible grade you can have and 6 the worst). You can have a 2+ which is basically closer to a 1 but it wasn’t enough for the better grade. Or you can have a 1- which means that you rocked it but had 1 or 2 minor errors. In highschool(Abitur) we have a slightly different grading system. It begins with 15 (best grade) till 0. 15 points = 1+ 14 points = 1 13 points = 1- 12 points = 2+ … you get the idea. If you have decided to go to university you will face another grading system. But again still very similar to those mentioned earlier. 1.0 being the best grade and 5.0 the worst (technically it’s 6 but you will only get a 6 if you don’t show up to the test or smth.) You can have a 2.0 which actually translates to a 2+. 2.3 = 2 2.7 = 2- 3.0 = 3+ 3.3 = 3 … If you get anything worse than a 4.0 you will fail the class and it will count as a 5.0 Most of the time you will get 4.0 if you have 50% correct answers. Some professors do it differently. Sometimes it’s 49%.
1+ >= 99% 1 >= 95% 1- >= 90% 2+ >= 86% 2 >= 81% 2- >= 76% 3+ >= 71% 3 >= 66% 3- >= 61% 4+ >= 56% 4 >= 51% Anything below 4 is considered as failed. Hope this clarifies it a little better. This is just an approximation
@@CrazySummerDude bro, you are talking shit. Your name is american boy and you probably know nothing about thr german grading system. And if the creator knows knothing he shouldnt take it into his video.
in Denmark we have the 7-step scale. -3: You fail, but really badly. is around 0%-13% 00: you fail, it's bad. is around 14%-38% 02: You passed. is around 39%-48% 4: You passed, but are better than 02. is around 49%-63% 7: You passed but are better than 4. is around 64%-83% 10: You passed, but are better than 7. is around 84%-94% 12: You passed, The best grade. is around 95%-100% However, the process states can change from education to education, what kind of school you go to (elementary school, high school or university), what subject it is, and actually how difficult the exam is, is it a difficult exam, are the percent are going down, are it's an easy exam, the percent are going up.
Germanys system makes sense. In American standardized testing (at least where I live), it’s graded on a 4, 3, 2, 1, 0. 3 and 4 are passing. Also in AP TESTING don’t they use a scale like that. It just works like letter grades
The idea behind the 6 grades here in Germany is, and that's how it's originally been used as far as I know, that 6 means "ungenügend", which means in no way sufficient. 5 means "mangelhaft" or partly sufficient. 4 is "ausreichend", what means it is sufficient, but just barely tolerable. 3 is "befriedigend", which says mostly satisfying. 2 is "gut" and means there are no shortcomings ("gut" translates to good, just fyi). And 1 stands for "sehr gut" (translates to "very good") and means it is written in such a style that, even for something with no mistakes or shortcomings, it stands out. "Sehr gut" is used synonymously to "hervorragend" or outstanding. But we also have a percentage system behind it, so 50% of all points is the passing mark and gives one a 4/"ausreichend".
Im German, so a better description to our Grading System: A = 1 B = 2 C = 3 D = 4 F= 5 and under that is also 6 in German In the End of every half year you get Grades for Every Subject. When you have only one Grade of 5 or 6 OR habe to many fours you fail and must repeat the School year.
For university scoring a 80% means your work is publishable and to get 90% + it means you’ve discovered something really cool that influenced the person marking your work. Or at least that’s how it was in law school
@@Midnight15Lover we don't get percentages, er geht Grades in Form of Numbers from 1-6 1 is The best and everything under 4 ist failed But you only get a 4 when youngot 50% of questions correct
@@Midnight15Lover so, here in Germany there are 6 achievable grades. 1 (stands for very good ), 2 (stands for good), 3 (stands for satisfying), 4 (stands for enough), 5 and 6 both mean that you failed. And 1 is like A, 2 like B, 3 like C, 4 like D, and 5 and 6 are like F. Hope this helps (:
My frnd in (India) had scored 80/80 in maths , in grade 8. His father was like " So!? Did you get that in all subjects? Did you!? When will you learn from your mistakes!" While i was listening to them outside the room.
As a Turk my mom didnt talk to me when I got a 88 on my exam. It wasnt even easy no one got a %100 correct like she was going to kill me she was CRYING🤧
Guys, the way he explained Germany’s grading system might be a bit misleading. See how in UK and US you have grades as letters that correspond with a percentage? Such as 100% would be A or A+. Well in Germany, they use numbers that correspond with a percentage, 1 is the best, six is the worst but both 5 and 6 means failed. Hope this helps
I got a 97% in maths as an Indian, the teacher still asked me where the 3% went. Edit: damn you all have some sad stories Edit: Nah in my school the failing grade is under 37 percent.
In Dominican Republic if you get less than 70% You fail, but tests are really easy here and the teachers literally pass you so they don't have to deal with you next year
It’s 70 for the majority of the USA too. 65 if at a university but it’s considered a D between 65 and 70 and D aren’t worth much as they don’t typically count toward the degree.
bruh here in bangladesh failing grade is 40% and under and in top ranking schools they’ll fail you on purpose to stress you out like the girls who fail in my school gets straight A’s in board exams where the question is created by teachers of other schools and checked by other teacher😭😭😭
In Kazakhstan, the failing grade is 2 (3,4, and 5 are pass). However, the grade of 1 also exists. It’s like when you failed and you also made the teacher really mad that they wanted to punish you harder but couldn’t.😂😂
In Poland we have a ranking system from 1 to 6. 1 is fail, 5 is very good and a 6 is exceptional so to get it you need to show your knowledge surpassed the standard material taught in class. At university level 2 is already a fail and legend has it that someone somewhere once got a 6.
Germany uses a system with numbers where 1 is the best and 6 the worst but also a system consisting of points where 0 is the worst and 15 the maximum. Anything under 5 points, which you get at 45%, is considered a failing grade, at least in the "point system"
well its a little comlicated in turkey...If your end-of-year score in mathematics and Turkish is below 75%, you directly fail. If you pass this grade but your overall grade point is still below 50%, you fail. Also, if your absence exceeds 20 days, you fail.
As an Indian who got 94% in my last examination I can confirm that my family was looking at me like I have done a crime or something. Let's just hope that this time I can get better as the results are about to come Update:- In P.A-1 I got 97% 🎉 In P.A-2 I got 92%....
Ya but luckily in my family 90% above is accepted as I’m in ICSE board but for my brother it’s 93% or above (ik *93* is like sooo specific) is alr cuz he’s in… u guessed it… CBSE
In Kazakhstan, the failing grade is 2 (3,4, and 5 are pass). However, the grade of 1 also exists. It’s like when you failed and you also made the teacher really mad that they wanted to punish you harder but couldn’t.😂😂 It literally serves no practical purpose whatsoever.
Bro same I got 93 percent in secondary 1 and they didn’t show any signs of happiness and asked where did the rest go. Luckily I’m not that unlucky and I don’t het hit for that.
I got 91% they weren't happy and Said where's the other 9% So I purposefully got a 9% in my board exams and said "here's the 9% you were asking for" nothing really happened Talk to you later they said not to use the phone in a hospital
In one of my uni exams (🇬🇧) I won an award for getting the highest score in the department. 82%. I asked what I could have done to score higher because a lot of the questions were essay based. They told me there was nothing wrong with my answers, they just can't be giving out scores in the 90s.
@@drekonaut I don’t think you understand. Exams in the UK are really difficult and are often subject to really arbitrary scoring. That means that anything over 80%, whilst is an ok score in any other country, is a really difficult score in the uk.
@@allergy5634 I think you underestimated the system that is supposed to give out results to hundreds of millions It is holding out one of the toughest exams on the planet Jee- mains/ advance Upsc Gate,etc Obviously I mean no offence or I'll thought towards UK system I respect the hardwork. It's just I am relieving the stress of being a student 😂
As an Indian who got 95% i can confirm that my family has officially disowned and prohibited me from laying any claim on the family business and property. Plus anything below 33.34% is a failing grade in India and not 43%
@@avxlitis bruhhhh, I’m Indian too. Don’t know when this guy got graduated but currently is 43%. You need to score a minimum of 35 marks on a 80 marks written test.
The German grading system is based on a scale of 0-15 points with anything below 5 points being a failing grade. If you have 30% of the points you get 1, and then for every 5% more you go up by one point. So you need 50% to pass. For some unknown reason the 0-15 points are converted to grades from 1-6 for classes 1-10.
Over here at least when I was in school, like six years ago, the failing grade was 70%, but if you failed you could take another test worth 10 points. If your previous points plus the new points averaged are 70% or above, then you still pass.
Most exams in the UK have their grade boundaries set by the cohort themselves. The top X% of students will get the highest grade (9), and the next percent will get the next grade, which is an 8, and so on. A grade 3 is a fail, and a 4 is a low pass. This is for GSCEs at least.
Here in Brazil, the grades go from 0-10 (some exceptions go from 0 to 100). For most Public schools, anything below 5 is a failing grade. And for most Private schools anything below 7 is a failing grade. Just keep in mind, private schools are much more common here than in North America or Europe...
Here in Argentina is similar. Anything below 6 or 7 (depending on the province) is a fail. That's only high school and below though. For college and universities it's actually anything under 4 (though exams are hard).
@@enzopastrana9043 Eso es porque en las universidades un 4 es igual a 60% del examen correcto. Esto es para reservar los 10 para los exámenes verdaderamente sobresalientes. Dependiendo de las materias, algunas te dejan promocionar (es decir, aprobar sin hacer exámen final) si tú nota general es 7 o más (7 equivale a 80% de la nota).
As an Indian who got 85% i can confirm my family isn't speaking to me
I am living in a cardboard box because my cousin who had half the portion of mine got 1 percentage more than me
I got 69% in 12th boards nothing happened! 😎
@@mayankjha937 let me guess arts or commerce
@@mayankjha937 yeah we know how much your family cares for you now
@@mayankjha937 64😎
As an Asian, no matter how high our grades are, our parents will never be impressed 😭
That’s so true 😭👏
and it's not even about grades, this implies dto each and every aspect of life, he'll.
Chld : Gets 100%
Parents : Auntie Susan's daughter got 105% !
@@Whatjusthappenedfffuck "How is that even possible?"
@@BabyWarship I don't know ask Auntie Susan's daughter
Getting less than 90% is already considered failure in my family 😂😂
My family says under 100
@@RohamSamadi they used to do that in primary school🥲🥲
That’s sad
If I aren’t top in all my classes I’m a failure to my father. Btw im not top in 99% of my classes >_
IF WE GET LESS THAN SHARMA JI'S SON, WE FAILED 😂
Mind reader that's what I wanted to comment that
Hello sharma ji's daughter here
@@Vanshikaaaaaaa00 MUJHE BATAO SHARMA JI KA BETA ITNA SCORE KAISE KARTA HAI
@@aceto1002 bhai grade thi sabse acchi maths me A+ and overall A grade the 90 to 95 ke bech me thi
So true 😂
As an Indian who got 91% in boards. I can tell you my parents are still salty about that and it's been 7 years now. They wanted above 95%.
I can feel that, they're very adamant that I get 95%+ in board exams this year.
Same as a pakistani i got a 93% and my parents are like "try harder next time"
I got 66%
But my family does not say anything harsh as I clear jee and NDA and go to join the army as my father he is happy ❤😂😂
I scored 81% and I'm homeless
Real
Asians: Anything under 101% means you’re disowned
Good old days in freshman year of highschool where I got 105% in Earth science because the teacher needed to give bonus points to everybody to not fail several students.
@Sir Mr and Dr im asian and I find it funny, idk abt my fellow asians but I do
@Sir Mr and Dr Why is it false? I mean, sure, not every Asian is 100% test score fanatic, but by just studying from a similar program to theirs makes me ill. Also they get one of the highest PISA results in the world.
@jtjtmitr pfp checks out.
@@georgeb5262 It is called not being ignorant. When you realize that there is a lot of countries in Asia that do poor in terms of academics, then you will be able to comprehend that Asians are not the same and Asia is a very big and diverse continent.
As an German, if you get a 6 or an 5 you failed, anything higher is ok (1 is the best grade you can get)
What the-
I don't get it
Why
@@jamesminton5611 Think of it as first place, 2nd place, third place or as American letter grades.
Grade A is like Tier 1 or Premium Grade.
Grade B is like Tier 2 or second best, etc.
Grades are different from marks. A student who got 99 marks out of 100 is a Tier 1, premium grade student or simply put, he got a 1 as his Grade.
In Poland it's the other way round, 6 is the best and 1 the worst
in Germany a 4 means you got 50%. Therefore it’s not really different from other countries. The teachers just „translate“ the percentage into our ranking system.
I got 93% and my mom literally asked me where I lost 7%. Indian parents are tough guys.
Well, u should know where u lost 7%
Chinese parents: allow us to introduce ourselves
same except im korean. us asians have it tough 💀
@@Ehboy11 yeah i know, i was referring to everyone in this comments thread
@@chriscintron3320 then u should have said we
Here in Asia, a 99% is good enough to get you a seat at the dinner table for the next month.
Nope not for mee
@@lexigonzalez5814oof
@@lexigonzalez5814 It's a joke bruh
omg yes....i got like 92 for my finals...the depression was a lot. not for my grades but for my family's reaction and it was totally what i expected : silence and then make me feel like shit...and make me work ten times more this time....lmao
@@sabeenhaider7993I'm like 90% sure he was also joking
England/UK: 40% to pass exams
Also England/UK: 86% to pass driving test theory exam.
America Exams: 1+1+1=? British Exams: Question 1 of 785: 325x67545
That’s because the theory test is an American style exam
Different types of tests.
So you want the drivers on the road to be getting 40% in their tests?
@@Liam-wx4udMy man has clearly never heard of Asian’s exams.
Indian here:
We get anything lesser than our neighbours son, cousin , even bsf and we are disowned 😂😂😂😂
Asia: Anything under 100% is a failing grade
101%*
Bs, under 110% is failing grade, under 150% is you got stared at and told harshly, 200% is safe zone, 250% is okay, 300% is passing grade.
True
I’m Japanese, when I was in 8 years old , I got a B on my math test …. I got slapped soo fast and hard from my mom I didn’t know what happened 😱😱. Then my got into an argument about how I’m a lost cause 😂
I know a girl who’s mom beat her with a broomstick for getting 98% on a test .
China*
As an Indian I got 95% in my final exam and my dad said "okay"
my dad said "that's it??"
I’m Nepalese, he threw me on top of mt. Everest.
Same here also i got 92 percent in 12th and my father said you might have done more better :(
Wait you guys getting 90% I got 40% in my 12th but still pass 😅😂
Edit - in my 12th 2nd year
If I got that my dad would probably give me a tenner for good work 😂 (I live in the UK)
As an Afghan I can confirm that our parents will whoop us with chargers, our phone, drink bottles or bags if we get bad grades
“You and your weird curriculum” made my chuckle 😂
As an asian, I almost got kicked out.
And sended to jesus
And sent to heaven (chain?)
And sended to Mid - Life decisions
Fail or fail
relatable
Did you get 99%
Somewhere in Germany:
"Mom, I got a zero on my finals!"
*tears of happiness*
Well, you can't have a zero, but there *is* something like a 0.7 (basically what an 1+ would be, the equivalent of an A+)
@@sakkikoyumikishi do you go to the negatives for extra credit?
@@dragonshadow4145 "extra credit" isn't a thing that exists outside the US (and *maybe* some private unis in the UK...?) lol
You either are good at the actual subject matter, or we're not gonna give you a better grade. You won't be getting a better maths grade because you're good at handegg 😂
😂😂
Country went wild after Austrian painters suicide
Above 35% is passing for indian students,
In reality below 65% Is considered bad grade.
Lol I love the “yeah Germany now we’re mad at you” 😂
forget parents, its the relatives who are a true mess. they arrive on the day of results to worsen your mood
Damn, this is what I hate the most. Seriously, your son scored 90%, now get the FK off. Why do you have put salt in my wounds in front of the family?
commenting here so any 5yo does come saying "128 lIkEs bU T nO rEpLy, lEmMe fIx tHaT🤓"
My mom is good, my dad is good, relatives are mfs😂
One time, one of my relatives said something along the lines of,"So and so did this and this" and i went straight for the jugular. I said,"Good job. What should we do now?"
What do you want? As a relative, i know that you do not have my best interests at heart. When you speak of the grades of your children, you do so to try and flex your superiority over me and my parents. It is only i and my parents, who have my best interests at heart.
And the best part is that after a while, me and my siblings regularly started getting much better grades than them and their children. We never flexed on them, and we frankly did not care. For me, it is to uphold my own high status. But, having a bad mark every now and then does not diminish my status at all. It's about wanting the best for yourself.
This topic just pisses me off
The literal best thing happened to me, I got 100/100 in ALL subjects
As an Indian who got 96%.......... I confirm that I am mentally traumatized, my parents are not taking my studies seriously and my sister is *trying* to teach me
True
Yess I can relate 🥲
Wt"
I got 98% still my mom scolded me
True!same with me I got 88% but no one cares unless you topped😂....
Filipino: below 80 you get disowned and seperated from your online friends who actually care about you
“If you didn’t get a 100 you’re already failed in front of your family” 🤣🤣
He’s spitting facts😂😂😂😂
As an Indian who got 92% i can confirm that I had to cry so that my parents think I am guilty myself that's why they didn't yell at me
literally me 💀😭
Same🤣🤣
I’m sorry your parents do that to you
Except that in CA Exams🤣
I'm exempted for God's sake
They just want me pass lol
😑marks are given just like that..... bring that percentage in competitive exams
I'm an Indian and I got 98 in english and my teacher's words were "if you were careful, it could have been a complete 100"
What the f*ck is up with that teacher
I got 100 in a maths test once and my mum said that it was because it was an easy test. everyone in my class before that were saying it was hard.
Interesting how an English teacher can't use proper grammar lol
Work is probably much easier in India
@@Instead2 we wish🤡
hi from singapore! 75% is considered a failing grade for psle AL score but otherwise abt 50% is the passing grade to determine whether ur in foundation or standard (subject combination). 80% is the grade needed for all ur subjects if u want higher mother tounge (chinese, malay or tamil). hope this helps! (:
America: anything under 60% is a fail
Meanwhile Philippines: under 75% is a fail
As an Indian can confirm when I got 99% on a math test my dad said did you eat the other 1%
Damn
If you’re fat, this is even funnier 😂
@@Popcornkernal29no it's worse..
My parents kept asking me that then I started giving them that 1% and had flushed the 99% down the toilet now they don't ask me anything 😅 [joke included]
@@Popcornkernal29no it's worse and rude.
Norway:"WHAT ARE GRADES-"
😮
U don't have grades
Nah
It's easy in norway
We do have tests tho but no grades at all
A:Average
B:Bad
C:Can’t eat dinner
D:Disowned
F:Find new family
I love how germany was like:
"Woah, anyway"
the Indian one was so accurate
i got full marks and my father said "very good" without any excitement
man i was disturbed
My dad just said "expected and acceptable" I ran away from home lol.
What else should he have said? My parents never ask my grades.
@@thelastpersononearth9765they should’ve been more excited. My personal opinion is that emotions are contagious and if he was excited greatgunnu would’ve been more excited as well. My mom gets excited if I do good in an exam. This person got FULL MARKS. That’s not an easy feat.
OMG I AM FROM PAKISTAN AND MY PARENTS ARE LIKE THAT TOO
@@lavenderiris9744 Ik appreciation is needed but if he had high expectations already, so he would show that excitement for something bigger than grades.
As a German, let me explain. 1 is the best grade and a 6 is the worst grade. You can also have numbers in between like having a 2, 3, 4 or 5. If the results are in between two numbers like 2 and 3 then you get a 2- or a 3+. Hope this helps
Edit: mom I'm famous
in Ukraine it's actually similar but reversed. 5+ is like an A+ and a 1 is like an E grade with anything in the middle being 4-2 plus or minus.
so numbers instead of letters.
I still dont understand
So according to germany 1- is the best and 6+ is the worst?
@@sArxnA no + is better than -
@@gpt-jcommentbot4759 yes it’s exactly the same just with numbers
A+ = 1+ and so on
"So like what if you got a 10"
Germany: In that case you're just stoopid
As an Indian, I had scored 98.5% in 10th grade and my family was still disappointed at me.
As an Indian I can confirm that I scored 99/100 in my Social studies test but even then my parents asked me where I lost that 1 mark.
Same, it was in science instead but half mark and my parents got so mad, my mistake was a spelling mistake i made cuz i was in a hurry
Poor guy. My parents tell me it's my responsibility to study or not, as long as i prepare myself for a job. Cultural differences I guess
My mom has a specific dialogue
"Wo ek mark kya ghaas charne gaya"
I got 95 and my mom was happy but she asked when I'll get 100 lmao
When tf did we start losing marks for spelling in science
R u like in 2nd or 3rd grade?
Indian pass rate is 33.3333% for the school exams but that quote was true 💀
their exams are hard,that make sense
That's only in school
@@windowsmercurySP11 no, actually Britishers set the passing rate at 33% because they thought Indians have got half the brain compared to the British
@@arts_with_bhumik524 no that’s fake shit, its just that 33% is 1/3rd of 100 thats why its passing grade here
@@arts_with_bhumik524 wrong 💀
The German grading system is actually really good
yea idk why its hated that much, i dont see why a test with 15 possible points would go from 0-100%.
@@azuredflower9651 ok the system with the Points is dumb
@@trainlover1291I don‘t think so, it provides a good overview how good you are without these unnecessary + and - being added to your grade.
@@mijos3 I got tests (and other graded things) back on which I got 15 out 15 points or 13 out of 32 or 22 out of 26. So the total number of points could be any number, and you could still calculate how many percent you got right. Our grades - 6, 5.5, 5, 4.5, 4, 3.5, 3, 2.5, 2, 1.5 and 1; going from best to worst - were calculated using a formula for which the percentage of points received mattered.
In the Philippines under 75% is failing grade so students need to study hard😢
As an Indian I conform that 35% is the failing grade and I got a 99 in math and I lost my sense of breathing.
Can you breathe bro ? 😐
He is alive on an anaerobic respiration
@@devpathak3493 bro transform into bacteria
Below 35 % is failing grade
bhai mujhe 40 percentage mila har subject mai school ki wajah se isliye mai pass hua kyuki Mai school nahi gaya aur ek internals nahi kiya tha
As an Indian who has secured 95/100 in Math, my parents first reaction was "Where TF did the 5 Fking go"
Edit: Why ru guys getting Sad, Currently - I'm in job and even I said wth did those 5 marks go... W parents... No complain😾👑
True, I’m not Indian but Arab parents always say where did the other (5 for example) go
My parents
Yeah did you get hungry and eat the other 5 or something?
@@aramalabbascreations5279exactly!!
For a walk I’m sure it’ll be there next time
I’m an American who now lives in the UK.
Most of my educational career, I needed a 75 to pass.
Passed my accountancy exam in the UK. A passing grade was something like 55% and far more difficult than anything I had in the states. The states is only a bunch of multiple choice and basic regurgitation. My accountancy exam was a series of timed essays. But they also graded on the curve so it’s not like you actually earn the grade. It’s just how you do compared to the group. And then this group has the audacity to brag that they have consistent % of passing grades.
In the Netherlands it goes from 1 to 10 (so 9 increments and those are subdivided into tenths) and below 5,8 is insufficient. This is because at the end of the year the weighted average is rounded up to whole or half numbers and 5,7 would be a 5,5 which is equivalent to 50% and you need to know at least more than half.
In the US many places have under 70% as failing and I think most parents want you to have a minimum of 85% in classes unless they just don’t care whatsoever about your grades.
Where in the us is 60% passing?
@@lilricebowl9731it’s not idk where they got that info from. The only thing that I can think of that’s passing is if your in college and that’s what you made in the class overall, not on the test. Bcs D’s are acceptable in some cases for getting your diploma but some classes you have to be making a C or above but nothing 60% would be testing wise unless maybe it’s a standardized test and that’s not technically graded on percentages but you could still figure out the % anyway they just don’t grade it like that.
Where im at in the US under 51% is failing for highschool and %60 for college level
@@lilricebowl9731Ye, I went to elementary and middle school in California, and passing was 60%. Like, it was a BAD GRADE, but you passed. I went to middle school and high school in Wisconsin, same there.
Colleges I've been to, though, 60% is failing.
@@AshtonJonWrightout of curiosity, what state/region are you from? I could see different standards for high school but 60% for college is weird
"Don't confuse education with intelligence"
--- Richard feyman
…And don’t confuse Intelligence with knowledge
Don't assume you're smarter than a Marine just because you went to college and work at a pharmaceutical company that makes testing kits for COVID-19.
@@soulassassin0g omg i loved that video
Western people have none
"Grades doesn't prove Intellect, it proves who's lazier"
To elaborate about the German system because people don't seem to get it: It's like the US system used to be with A-F and E still being present (as it was in the US until the late 1900s), E and F both being failing grades, just replace the letters with numbers.
The distinction between 5 and 6 is that if you get a 5 in a class at the end of the year, you can average it out with a 3 (you can do that for 2 subjects). But if you get a 6 in just one of your classes, you have to repeat all of them and lose an entire year.
In the UK it's not so much a specific percent you need to get: all scores for everyone sitting that subject across the country are collected and ranked from highest to lowest. The top 5% will get a 9 (or A* at A level) the next however many an 8 (or A at A-level) and so on. At GCSE, a 3 or below is a fail, at A level, I'm not actually sure what the passing grade is, which is ridiculous since I'm halfway through mine now, but try not to get below a C I guess. Basically all that means is that the passing percent will be higher if the exams were easier that year and lower if the exams were harder.
In India, a failing grade depends on how your parents are. It can range from 30% to 200%
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@@wolfytronic only 420+99 likes? … 😂
Man I scored a perfect 100 in mathematics exam in my school. I received the most nonchalant response from my parents lol.
congratulations!! 🎉 thats wonderful!! smart cookie
I lost ONE mark bc I accidentally wrote 1-1=1
Me too i got all excited for nothing..
@@Iraa_.skz143BRUH
Cg🎉!!
Me as a german:wait why didnt i think of this earlier
Swiss grades are similar to German ones, but they are still based on the percentage of received points. There's a formula used to calculate the grade. I would guess there also exists a formula for German grades.
In Denmark the grades range from -3 to 12 (-3-00-02-4-7-10-12). Anything under 02 is a failing grade and you’ll have to either redo your exams or redo 9th grade as a whole. That being said, you’ll need an average of at least 4 or even 6 to be accepted at most educations that come after K-9.
No matter what you score, your neighbors’/cousins’ score is always higher in India 💀
"Mom. I GOT 100 EXTRA CREDIT POINTS HOW CAN YOU GET HIGHER THAN A 200%?"
salamander
fawking truee
Nah I’m German if u got a 5 or 6 u fail but if u got higher u pass
Me: Gets 100%
My awesome Indian parents: Where the extra credit be at?
As an Indian student who got 100 out of 100 in Physics, still my parents were like "You have to do better" . 💀 Man ,i was disturbed as hell
You gotta do extra credit bro. You'll never get ahead if you only take what's handed to you bro. You gotta get 200% bro. 😂
Fun fact.... you are lying 😊😊
@@itsme-bn3vy how do you know?
Ye our parents be like
Parents:when i was your age i walked 50 dimensions to go to school plus i scored 10000000/15 and i walked to school with only 1 foot bc my other foot was in buisness
I could speak 50B languages and the only language you speak is FAILUREE .
"Lecture over"
💀man the real thing starts when your parents reminds you of your cousin 💀
@@gregoryjaijipramod856fun fuct he's lying
For those who dont know abt Germany: 5 or higher means failing grade, 4 to 3 is like fine ur parents wont get mad at u, but if u get 1 or 2 that means u passed
Indonesia:70%
All my friends:failing tests with 60% and 50%
"if you didn't get a 100 , you already failed infront of you're family"
That is indeed the case my friend.
So brave of you to think our parents would be happy with 100%
@@ndxd as a indian i know how it is
Yep, can definitely see that.
your*
As an Indian, I am suprised my family still talks to me when I got a 36% in math
What on earth can i have your parents
@@anshusumanth6634you definitely wants my parents
it’s ok you didn’t get disowned
They’re planning your funeral buddy
Was nice knowing ya
wtf how
In Germany, we have marks from 1-6 and everything above 4 or 4 is passing and 5 and 6 is failing. We also do it like this:
1,0-1,4 = 1
1,5 -2,4 = 2
2,5 -3,4 = 3
3,5 -4,4 = 4
4,5 -5,4 = 5
5,5 And under that is 6
In the Netherlands anything under a 5.5 is a fail. Lowest being a 1.0 and highest a 10.0. Normal passage rate is 50% and yes our exams are quite difficult.
We even have a mathematical formula to calculate whether the person has passed. Normally it’s x/y*9+1.
If the test was made horribly by everyone they may change it to x/y*8+2
A stricter formula is x/y*10 (+0). This requires 55% for passage.
It is possible to score a > 10 but that would be marked as 10.0 and then the bonus point will go to the next test but their is no guarantee that those questions will be on the test (mostly those questions aren’t there).
Also different tests can have different weights per test.
For those who are curious:
In Germany 🇩🇪 the the grades are indeed calculated as 1 - 6 (1 being the best possible grade you can have and 6 the worst).
You can have a 2+ which is basically closer to a 1 but it wasn’t enough for the better grade. Or you can have a 1- which means that you rocked it but had 1 or 2 minor errors.
In highschool(Abitur) we have a slightly different grading system.
It begins with 15 (best grade) till 0.
15 points = 1+
14 points = 1
13 points = 1-
12 points = 2+
… you get the idea.
If you have decided to go to university you will face another grading system. But again still very similar to those mentioned earlier.
1.0 being the best grade and 5.0 the worst (technically it’s 6 but you will only get a 6 if you don’t show up to the test or smth.)
You can have a 2.0 which actually translates to a 2+.
2.3 = 2
2.7 = 2-
3.0 = 3+
3.3 = 3
…
If you get anything worse than a 4.0 you will fail the class and it will count as a 5.0
Most of the time you will get 4.0 if you have 50% correct answers. Some professors do it differently. Sometimes it’s 49%.
Hab noch nie eine schlechtere erklärung dafür gesehen als in diesem video, danke
Thanks ! But I'm still super confused ToT
1+ >= 99%
1 >= 95%
1- >= 90%
2+ >= 86%
2 >= 81%
2- >= 76%
3+ >= 71%
3 >= 66%
3- >= 61%
4+ >= 56%
4 >= 51%
Anything below 4 is considered as failed. Hope this clarifies it a little better.
This is just an approximation
@@darkfinst889bro how was the video a weird explanation the guy literally does not understand the German grading system like bro you need to focus bro
@@CrazySummerDude bro, you are talking shit. Your name is american boy and you probably know nothing about thr german grading system. And if the creator knows knothing he shouldnt take it into his video.
I got a 92 on my chem test and my Indian parents were like, “how?”
Germany Grades
German/english
1 / A
2 / B
3 / C
4 / D
5 / F
6 /
@@michaelazarpentin1748😂😂
@@michaelazarpentin1748in the uk it now goes 123456789
1 being the worst 9 being the best
@@michaelazarpentin1748 ok so it's like ranking
in Denmark we have the 7-step scale.
-3: You fail, but really badly. is around 0%-13%
00: you fail, it's bad. is around 14%-38%
02: You passed. is around 39%-48%
4: You passed, but are better than 02. is around 49%-63%
7: You passed but are better than 4. is around 64%-83%
10: You passed, but are better than 7. is around 84%-94%
12: You passed, The best grade. is around 95%-100%
However, the process states can change from education to education, what kind of school you go to (elementary school, high school or university), what subject it is, and actually how difficult the exam is, is it a difficult exam, are the percent are going down, are it's an easy exam, the percent are going up.
Germanys system makes sense. In American standardized testing (at least where I live), it’s graded on a 4, 3, 2, 1, 0.
3 and 4 are passing. Also in AP TESTING don’t they use a scale like that. It just works like letter grades
As an Asian : i can confirm that if I got 90 or less is going to the hospital
Bro your parents have some mercy there, for me its 95
Bro if i dont get 100 im getting sent rusdia
@@Ronaldoisthegoatoffootball1256 based on that spelling you better start packing my guy.
@@nick3xtremegaming212😂
Jesus Christ I thought this was just stereotypes.
"If you didn't get 100% you already failed"
Just asian things💀💀
me get a 9:
my mom:omg im so proud of you
@Yukitofurrystereotype Asian :/
My mom beat me for getting 99 on my math exam (like actually, I'm not joking)
@@weirdpersonyey I believe you, may your soul rest in peace ☠️
@@weirdpersonyeyMe too where's ur house maybe I'll see u somewhere around here in heaven
In Germany it's like:
1 = 100-92% very good
2 = 91%-82% good
3 = 81%-72% satisfactory
4 = 71%-62% sufficient
5 = 61%-52% inadequate
6 =
British exams can be 1-9 below a 4 and you failed 😭
As an Asian who got 94%, I can confirm that my family almost put me in adoption center.
Yup
Bro rip
almost? your lucky dude, i got 95 and is now living under a bridge
Which Asian, east, south-east, south or west?
The idea behind the 6 grades here in Germany is, and that's how it's originally been used as far as I know, that 6 means "ungenügend", which means in no way sufficient. 5 means "mangelhaft" or partly sufficient. 4 is "ausreichend", what means it is sufficient, but just barely tolerable. 3 is "befriedigend", which says mostly satisfying. 2 is "gut" and means there are no shortcomings ("gut" translates to good, just fyi). And 1 stands for "sehr gut" (translates to "very good") and means it is written in such a style that, even for something with no mistakes or shortcomings, it stands out. "Sehr gut" is used synonymously to "hervorragend" or outstanding. But we also have a percentage system behind it, so 50% of all points is the passing mark and gives one a 4/"ausreichend".
Da ich ne kleine pussy bin, bearbeite ich diesen kommentar um mich von der pein zu lösen
That's great! Thanks. In Poland we're doing things the opposite way, 6 is the best and 1 is the worst 😅
@KetamineUser69 i read it so ur statement is already down the drain
@@nogodmanish5983 oh crap
@@KetamineUser69 ahahahahahha
Im German, so a better description to our Grading System:
A = 1
B = 2
C = 3
D = 4
F= 5
and under that is also 6 in German
In the End of every half year you get Grades for Every Subject.
When you have only one Grade of 5 or 6 OR habe to many fours you fail and must repeat the School year.
For university scoring a 80% means your work is publishable and to get 90% + it means you’ve discovered something really cool that influenced the person marking your work.
Or at least that’s how it was in law school
As a German I can confirm that the grade system is actually pretty good
jap, find ich auch
Can you explain it please, cause I’m confused 😂
I didn't understand what's the system?
@@Midnight15Lover we don't get percentages, er geht Grades in Form of Numbers from 1-6
1 is The best and everything under 4 ist failed
But you only get a 4 when youngot 50% of questions correct
@@Midnight15Lover so, here in Germany there are 6 achievable grades.
1 (stands for very good ), 2 (stands for good), 3 (stands for satisfying), 4 (stands for enough), 5 and 6 both mean that you failed.
And 1 is like A, 2 like B, 3 like C, 4 like D, and 5 and 6 are like F.
Hope this helps (:
My frnd in (India) had scored 80/80 in maths , in grade 8. His father was like " So!? Did you get that in all subjects? Did you!? When will you learn from your mistakes!" While i was listening to them outside the room.
That's the father who will say "why doesn't my son visit me anymore?"😬
As an Indian the father deserves to be in old age home
I got 50/50 in Computer and Geography but got silent treatment because of 29/50 in Chem... My Dream career doesn't even need Chem!
I think its rare to be that disappointed.
Why do I feel like I know you from school....
As a Turk my mom didnt talk to me when I got a 88 on my exam. It wasnt even easy no one got a %100 correct like she was going to kill me she was CRYING🤧
Guys, the way he explained Germany’s grading system might be a bit misleading. See how in UK and US you have grades as letters that correspond with a percentage? Such as 100% would be A or A+. Well in Germany, they use numbers that correspond with a percentage, 1 is the best, six is the worst but both 5 and 6 means failed. Hope this helps
I got a 97% in maths as an Indian, the teacher still asked me where the 3% went.
Edit: damn you all have some sad stories
Edit: Nah in my school the failing grade is under 37 percent.
Yes it's like 97% is not enough for you?
Up his/her ass is where it went
To the lower body
Bro really be faking
@@shivanshdev2495 I actually did.
In Dominican Republic if you get less than 70% You fail, but tests are really easy here and the teachers literally pass you so they don't have to deal with you next year
It’s 70 for the majority of the USA too. 65 if at a university but it’s considered a D between 65 and 70 and D aren’t worth much as they don’t typically count toward the degree.
Yeah my high school had 69.5 as a passing grade
@@DeathyAS Its 60% for the majority of the US, 70% is considered average. Don't compare your experiences to literally everyone.
ASI la vaina 😂
bruh here in bangladesh failing grade is 40% and under and in top ranking schools they’ll fail you on purpose to stress you out like the girls who fail in my school gets straight A’s in board exams where the question is created by teachers of other schools and checked by other teacher😭😭😭
In Kazakhstan, the failing grade is 2 (3,4, and 5 are pass). However, the grade of 1 also exists. It’s like when you failed and you also made the teacher really mad that they wanted to punish you harder but couldn’t.😂😂
The way that the US and England could just go from bickering to siding together in a heartbeat is too real.
Like the revolutionary war like were Allies now 💀💀
This is speaking the truth.
I've seen enough people writing like a 5 year old, is this a goddam trend?
Well America is a child of England
@@realityofgaming9491 wdym?
As an Indian who got 99.6 % in my board exams, I can confirm that my family is still mad at me for losing the 0.4%
97.3% here, parents still compared me to my topper friend who got 98.6%
Nah u r just an grade 9 failed kid
As an Indian who got 99% in board exams (ICSE), I second that.
97.2 and yes i still got compared 😭😭
Even I got compared to my friend who got 100% in SSC boards 😢
I guess we should start a club in these comments 😂
In Poland we have a ranking system from 1 to 6. 1 is fail, 5 is very good and a 6 is exceptional so to get it you need to show your knowledge surpassed the standard material taught in class. At university level 2 is already a fail and legend has it that someone somewhere once got a 6.
In South Africa, 29% for individual subjects and 64% [it's actually a pass but fail for good bursaries] for terms or end of year exams.
Germany: You have an 5+ if you have 50% right or wrong
Bei 50% bekommst du doch bis ins Abi ne 4?? Wo bist du zur schule gegangen??
Aber 4- ist noch durchgefallen oder weil bei uns ist das so und 4- ist irgendwie 60%
50% ist bei uns eine 4-, 49% ist eine 5. 2 Fünfen oder eine sechs ist bei uns Durchgefallen
50% ist ne drei was ist denn bei euch los?
außerdem ist 4- grade noch die kurve gekrigt
Googled it
A 5+ begins at 45%
A 6 at 15%
As a asian, if I dont get good grades let's say I just dissapeared to another world
By Asian do you mean East Asia or all asia?
@@YTMRCODER no south
@@fizaali8841 I’m south Asian too
@@fizaali8841 are you pakistani brother?I am indian.
@@susmitadutta1029 yea
Germany uses a system with numbers where 1 is the best and 6 the worst but also a system consisting of points where 0 is the worst and 15 the maximum. Anything under 5 points, which you get at 45%, is considered a failing grade, at least in the "point system"
well its a little comlicated in turkey...If your end-of-year score in mathematics and Turkish is below 75%, you directly fail. If you pass this grade but your overall grade point is still below 50%, you fail. Also, if your absence exceeds 20 days, you fail.
for anyone wondering, getting 5-6 in Germany is like getting 0-50%
So to get a 1 thats the highest? Im so comfused!
@@__.-.-
In Letters it's basicly
1 = A
2 = B
3 = C
4 = D
5 = E
6 = F
So tbh it's less comfusing as Letters XD
So if you get 1% grade you pass???
Upto 6 scale ?
And 5 or higher is a fail
Wtf ? I don't understand it 😂
@@foxtrondemonprotector4051 ah makes sense i was comparing it to british with grades 1-9, 9 being highest and that confused me lol
As an Indian who got 94% in my last examination I can confirm that my family was looking at me like I have done a crime or something. Let's just hope that this time I can get better as the results are about to come
Update:- In P.A-1 I got 97% 🎉
In P.A-2 I got 92%....
I am also from India you're "literally me"
Cant agree more
i got 94.375% same case
Ya but luckily in my family 90% above is accepted as I’m in ICSE board but for my brother it’s 93% or above (ik *93* is like sooo specific) is alr cuz he’s in… u guessed it… CBSE
@@arpitchopra8989 Oh, I'm in CBSE too, it is hard but luckily I am not in UP board my mum says it is SUPER hard
In Kazakhstan, the failing grade is 2 (3,4, and 5 are pass). However, the grade of 1 also exists. It’s like when you failed and you also made the teacher really mad that they wanted to punish you harder but couldn’t.😂😂 It literally serves no practical purpose whatsoever.
For us in 'straya it's under 50 in most contexts, except in some tests (e.g. certain music exams) where it can be like, ±5% in either direction.
As an Indian,all I can say is that my 96% is worthless,cus I didn't answered my parents to this question "where did the rest go?"
This made me laugh and cry at same time 😂😢
Bro same I got 93 percent in secondary 1 and they didn’t show any signs of happiness and asked where did the rest go. Luckily I’m not that unlucky and I don’t het hit for that.
I got 91% they weren't happy and Said where's the other 9% So I purposefully got a 9% in my board exams and said "here's the 9% you were asking for" nothing really happened
Talk to you later they said not to use the phone in a hospital
can see why by your english
that 97 is worthless because your brother got 98
In one of my uni exams (🇬🇧) I won an award for getting the highest score in the department. 82%. I asked what I could have done to score higher because a lot of the questions were essay based. They told me there was nothing wrong with my answers, they just can't be giving out scores in the 90s.
Congratulations 🎉
In India if didn't get into 90s the prize would have been deemed useless coz 90 is the norm here no offense.
@@drekonaut I don’t think you understand. Exams in the UK are really difficult and are often subject to really arbitrary scoring. That means that anything over 80%, whilst is an ok score in any other country, is a really difficult score in the uk.
@@allergy5634Exams in India are way more difficult.
@@allergy5634 I think you underestimated the system that is supposed to give out results to hundreds of millions
It is holding out one of the toughest exams on the planet
Jee- mains/ advance
Upsc
Gate,etc
Obviously I mean no offence or I'll thought towards UK system I respect the hardwork.
It's just I am relieving the stress of being a student 😂
That shouldn’t be legal (a Scottish person here)
I can confirm that the grade barriers in UK are low because the exam boards are super strict. 40% will get you a basic C grade.
Here, in Hungary, we have a grading system 1-5 (one is the worst and 5 is the best) so 1 is the failing grade
As an Indian who got 95% i can confirm that my family has officially disowned and prohibited me from laying any claim on the family business and property. Plus anything below 33.34% is a failing grade in India and not 43%
I think he messed up 33.34 to 43
He got it right, its 43% and not 33.
@@xevation This person is an Indian? Wouldn’t you take it from someone who actually lives in the country rather than Wikipedia or something?
@@avxlitis bruhhhh, I’m Indian too. Don’t know when this guy got graduated but currently is 43%. You need to score a minimum of 35 marks on a 80 marks written test.
@@xevation which exam dude?
For us, above 60% is first division. 45%-60% is second division. Anything below that is a fail.
The German grading system is based on a scale of 0-15 points with anything below 5 points being a failing grade. If you have 30% of the points you get 1, and then for every 5% more you go up by one point. So you need 50% to pass. For some unknown reason the 0-15 points are converted to grades from 1-6 for classes 1-10.
I..... what?
*whaaaaaat*
Yeah and in the 1-6 , a 5 and 6 count as failed
When did they change that when I went to school on Bayern a 1 was equivalent to a A and a 6 was F this was in 2014
@@BF4ClanTBS it's still that way, just until grade 10. When you reach grade 11-13 it's the 0-15 point system
Over here at least when I was in school, like six years ago, the failing grade was 70%, but if you failed you could take another test worth 10 points. If your previous points plus the new points averaged are 70% or above, then you still pass.
Most exams in the UK have their grade boundaries set by the cohort themselves. The top X% of students will get the highest grade (9), and the next percent will get the next grade, which is an 8, and so on. A grade 3 is a fail, and a 4 is a low pass. This is for GSCEs at least.
Here in Brazil, the grades go from 0-10 (some exceptions go from 0 to 100). For most Public schools, anything below 5 is a failing grade. And for most Private schools anything below 7 is a failing grade.
Just keep in mind, private schools are much more common here than in North America or Europe...
Is very similar to Argentina
Damn
Here in Argentina is similar. Anything below 6 or 7 (depending on the province) is a fail.
That's only high school and below though. For college and universities it's actually anything under 4 (though exams are hard).
Similar here in Argentina but for some reason 4 is the minimum to pass a university exam or at least in the one I go to
@@enzopastrana9043 Eso es porque en las universidades un 4 es igual a 60% del examen correcto.
Esto es para reservar los 10 para los exámenes verdaderamente sobresalientes. Dependiendo de las materias, algunas te dejan promocionar (es decir, aprobar sin hacer exámen final) si tú nota general es 7 o más (7 equivale a 80% de la nota).