Grade (education)

:For meanings of GPA other than Grade point average, see GPA (disambiguation).

Denmark

The Danish gradation scale consists of 10 grades ranging from 00 to 13, with 00 being the worst.

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GradeGiven for...

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00the completely unacceptable performance.

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03the very hesitant, imperfect and unsatisfactory performance.

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5the hesitant and non-satisfactory performance.

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6the somewhat hesitant but more or less satisfactory performance. Minimum passing grade

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7the performance slightly below average.

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8the average performance.

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9the performance slightly above average.

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10the excellent but somewhat routinized performance.

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11the independent and excellent performance.

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13the exceptionally independent and excellent performance.

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The gaps between 00 & 03, 03 & 5 and 11 & 13 are there to signify a larger difference between those grades. The leading 0 in 00 and 03 are used to prevent fraud with grades.

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Please note that 00 is nearly impossible to achieve, presuming one actually is present, while 13 is a fairly rare grade outside of exams.

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