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Graded Assignment Eligibility Calculator

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Type your week 1, 2 and 3 graded assignment scores for each course. The calculator averages your best two of the first three weeks — the rule on the official admissions page — and checks it against the cut-off for your category.

Graded assignment scores for weeks 1 to 3, out of 100
CourseWeek 1Week 2Week 3Best 2 avg
Maths 10.0%
Stats 10.0%
CT0.0%
English 10.0%
Not yet: Maths 1 needs 40.0 more percentage points; Stats 1 needs 40.0 more percentage points; CT needs 40.0 more percentage points; English 1 needs 40.0 more percentage points.

How the rule works

Only your best two of the first three weekly scores count in each course. If you scored 70, 0 and 55, your best two are 70 and 55, so your average is 62.5%. A week you skip counts as zero, so one missed week leaves no room for a bad week.

You must clear the cut-off in every course — a strong average in three courses does not make up for one below the line.

A worked example

A General-category Data Science student (cut-off 40% in each course) scores:

CourseWeek 1Week 2Week 3Best twoAverageClears 40%?
Maths 180456080 and 6070%Yes
Stats 13050050 and 3040%Yes, just
CT10000100 and 050%Yes
English 135403040 and 3537.5%No

Three strong courses are not enough: English 1 misses the line by 2.5 percentage points, so this student would not get a hall ticket. Planning backwards from the rule helps:

  • Weeks 1 and 2 are your real attempts. Week 3 is the safety net that replaces one bad week — not a second chance at two.
  • A zero in week 1 makes weeks 2 and 3 count in full. Both then need to average at least the cut-off.
  • Check the weakest course first. The rule is decided by your lowest course, not your best one.

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