20:01 Mar 22, 2003 |
Hindi to English translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy / education | |||||||
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5 +1 | See expl. |
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4 | explained below... Hindi !? |
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5 -1 | marks>=60% |
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explained below... Hindi !? Explanation: First class is tertiary, not secondary. University degrees in the uk are graded as 'first class' (the highest), 'second', which is also split into 'upper' and 'lower', and 'third'. Below 'third' many universities also award a 'pass' degree 'without honours' |
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See expl. Explanation: If it's from India (since the language mentioned is Hindi>Eng), it simply means, the candidate obtained more than 60% marks. |
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marks>=60% Explanation: first class is a category classified as the best possible class obtained which means candidate has obtained a high percentage of marks. for more explanations contact [email protected] PRAKAASH |
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