The Abitur Grade Calculator allows users to input their written, oral, and basic course grades, as well as failed courses, to compute their total points, final grade, and determine their pass or fail status.
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How to Use the Abitur (Abi) Grade Calculator
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for using the Abitur Grade Calculator to calculate your German Abitur grade based on your examination results. Follow these instructions carefully to ensure your results are accurate.
Step 1: Gather Your Examination Grades
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Assemble Your Written Examination Grades:
Collect your grades from all written examinations. Each grade should be between 0 and 15 points.
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Compile Your Oral Examination Grades:
Similarly, gather the grades from your oral examinations. Each of these grades must also fall between 0 and 15 points.
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Gather Your Basic Course Grades:
Collect the grades you received in your basic courses. Again, each grade should range from 0 to 15 points.
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Identify the Number of Failed Courses:
Determine how many courses you failed by receiving a grade of 0 points. Record this number, ensuring it does not exceed 8.
Step 2: Input Your Data
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Enter Written Examination Grades:
In the calculator, locate the field labeled “Block I: Written Examination Grades (0-15 points)”. Enter the total points from all your written exams in this field.
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Submit Oral Examination Grades:
Go to the field titled “Block II: Oral Examination Grades (0-15 points)” and input the total points from your oral exams.
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Input Basic Course Grades:
Find the field named “Block III: Basic Course Grades (0-15 points)”. Enter the cumulative points from your basic courses here.
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Record Failed Courses:
In the field “Number of Failed Courses (0 points)”, enter the number of courses you failed.
Step 3: Review Your Results
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Check Total Points:
Once all data is entered, the calculator will automatically compute your total points using the formula:
(blockOneGrades * 4) + (blockTwoGrades * 4) + (blockThreeGrades * 40)
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Understand Your Final Abitur Grade:
The calculator will then calculate your Final Abitur Grade using the formula:
((900 - totalPoints) / 60) + 1
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Determine Your Pass/Fail Status:
The calculator assesses whether you have passed or failed. You will pass if your total points are 300 or more, and you have failed 8 or fewer courses. The respective status “Passed” or “Failed” will be indicated.
Make sure all entries are cross-checked for accuracy to obtain the correct results.