Is 40% A Pass At Tut?

Is 40% A Pass At Tut? No, 40% is not a passing mark at Tshwane University of Technology (TUT). The minimum pass mark for most courses at TUT is 50%. This means that in order to pass a course, a student must achieve a minimum of 50% overall. However, there may be exceptions to this rule, depending on the specific course and the university’s grading policies.

How To Calculate APS Score?

APS Scores are calculated based on the results that the students have. Below is a table to show you how an APS Score is determined:

Matric Symbols	Marks received in the final examination	APS (Admission Point Score)	Achievement Description
A+	80 – 100%	7	Outstanding
A	70 – 79%	6	Meritorious
B	60 – 69%	5	Substantial
C	50 – 59%	4	Moderate
D	40 – 49%	3	Adequate
E	30 – 39%	2	Elementary
F	0 – 29%	1	Not Achieved

To calculate your full APS score, simply add up the points earned for each subject. For example, if a student achieved the following grades in their final matric exams:

English: 80%
Mathematics: 90%
Physical Science: 85%
Life Sciences: 75%
History: 70%
Accounting: 60%
Afrikaans: 50%

Then their APS score would be calculated as follows:

English: 6 points
Mathematics: 7 points
Physical Science: 6 points
Life Sciences: 5 points
History: 5 points
Accounting: 4 points
Afrikaans: 3 points

Total APS score: 36 points

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