This means that a student with a raw mark well above a grade boundary will receive a higher uniform mark than a student closer to the boundary. In external exams the conversion to uniform marks is dependent on the positions of the raw mark grade boundaries.
This means that students with the same grade on a unit may not have the same number of uniform marks. Students’ marks are multiplied by four to be converted into uniform marks. You can convert raw marks to UMS and view the grade boundaries in this spreadsheet:Īpplied General raw mark to UMS converter External assignments and centre assessmentsįor each external assignment (Applied Business only) and centre assessment the maximum mark is 25. Grade boundaries or the way in which unit-level results aggregate to a qualification grade may be subject to change, to maintain standards over time. The relationship between raw marks, the uniform mark scale (UMS) and grades for each unit, and the entire qualification, is explained in depth in the ‘Grading’ section of the individual specifications. Information on converting marks and grade boundaries for Applied Generals.
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