How Bunt calculates grades

Overview

Every grade belongs to a grade category. Bunt averages the grades within each category and weights the results to form the final grade.

Grade categories and weighting

This guide uses the following structure:

• Final grade
• Written (50%)
• Oral (50%)

The student receives one grade in Written and two grades in Oral.

Grade points run from 0 (very poor) to 15 (excellent). Bunt calls this point system the grading scheme.

Example 1: Calculation with the grading scheme only

Here you enter every grade directly as grade points.

Entered grades

Step 1: Average per category

Bunt averages all grades within each category.

Step 2: Weighted final grade

Each category contributes with its weighting.

The final grade is rounded to whole grade points.

Example 2: Calculation with a grading scheme and a grading key

Here the Test is graded with a grading key. You enter the points achieved and Bunt converts them into grade points. The oral grades stay the same as in Example 1.

Grading key for the test

The grading key assigns a grade-point value to every achieved share.

Entered values

Step 1: Average per category

Step 2: Weighted final grade