Sahal University follows a grading system that reflects students' academic performance in their courses. The grading system is designed to measure students' knowledge and skills, ensuring that all academic achievements are evaluated accurately and fairly.

Our grading scale is based on a 4.0 GPA system, and the following scale is used to determine the final grade for each course. The letter grades are assigned according to the percentage of marks achieved by the student, with the following grading scale:

Grading Scale

The final grade in each course is determined by the following breakdown of marks:

This division ensures that students are assessed on their overall performance, including both their final understanding of the course material (Final Exam), their engagement throughout the course (CAT), and their commitment to attending classes (Attendance).

The CGPA is the weighted average of the grade points earned in all completed courses. It is calculated by dividing the total grade points earned by the total number of credit hours attempted. The CGPA is used to assess a student's overall academic performance throughout their program of study.

Each course grade contributes to the student’s CGPA according to the number of credit hours assigned to that course. The CGPA is used to evaluate the eligibility for academic honors, probation, or dismissal from the university based on academic performance.

The grading system at Sahal University is designed to be fair, transparent, and consistent, providing students with a clear understanding of their academic progress. Students are encouraged to strive for excellence in their studies and to maintain a high GPA to achieve academic success.

For more detailed information or clarification, students can contact the Academic Office or refer to the university’s student handbook.