Qualifier Exam Score Calculator
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Enter your qualifier exam percentage in each course. The calculator checks the two conditions you must meet — a minimum in every course and a minimum average — and shows how many courses your average lets you register for in your first term.
- Maths 1Needs 40%
- Stats 1Needs 40%
- CTNeeds 40%
- English 1Needs 40%
Average: 0.00% (needs 50%)
Two conditions, both required
Clearing the average is not enough on its own, and neither is clearing every course. A General-category candidate with 90, 85, 80 and 38 averages 73.25% but still does not qualify, because one course is below 40%.
How the average is worked out
Your qualifier average is the simple mean of your four course percentages — every course carries the same weight. With 72, 58, 64 and 81:
For a General-category candidate that clears both conditions: every course is above 40% and the average is above 50%.
What your average unlocks
Clearing the qualifier admits you to the Foundation level, and your average sets how many courses you may take in your first term — the calculator shows the number for your score, and the full table is on the exam pattern page. A higher average gives you more room to plan your first term, so it is worth aiming beyond the bare cut-off.
If you fall short
If you had a hall ticket but did not clear the exam, you can re-attempt in the same term without redoing the graded assignments. Use your course-by-course result to decide where to spend your revision time — the course below its minimum matters more than raising a strong one.
Does the qualifier score count later?
It can. If you register for courses in the same term as your qualifier, your qualifier exam score in a course counts as that course's first quiz (Quiz 1).