How Mukuba University Grading Works - Points & Thresholds

How Mukuba University Grading Works

Mukuba uses an additive points system with full and half course multipliers. Total your points from 3rd & 4th year, then read your class off the table for the number of courses you took.

Grade Points

Grade	Full Course	Half Course	Mark %
A+	5.0	2.5	86–100
A	4.0	2.0	76–85
B+	3.0	1.5	66–75
B	2.0	1.0	56–65
C+	1.0	0.5	46–55
C	0.0	0.0	40–45

A C is a pass but earns zero points, so it pulls your classification down without failing you.

Classification Thresholds (3rd & 4th Year course count)

Courses	Distinction	Merit	Credit	Pass
8	≥ 28.5	20.5–28	12.5–20	< 12.5
10	≥ 35.5	25.5–35	15.5–25	< 15.5
12	≥ 42.5	30.5–42	18.5–30	< 18.5
14	≥ 49.5	35.5–49	21.5–35	< 21.5
16	≥ 56.5	40.5–56	24.5–40	< 24.5

Where These Numbers Come From

Mukuba students report that the university follows the same additive points system as the Copperbelt University, and this calculator is built on that basis. Unlike our other calculators, it is not yet confirmed against Mukuba's own academic regulations, so treat the classification as a guide and check it against your faculty handbook.

Studying at Mukuba and have the grading page from your handbook? Send it to us and we'll verify these numbers properly.