Grading System
The college, like all constituent colleges of NUST, follow the US semester system, in which a GPA of 2.00 or more is required to stay in the college, if the GPA falls below 2.00 the student get demoted to the previous semester and is put under probation, and if his GPA still doesn't improve, then the students is expelled from the college. Besides, if four subjects of a students are accumulated which he cannot pass or he was unable to appear, he is withdrawn from the college. Such system makes sure that only those are passed out of this premier college who are really eligible. System is relative and absolute mix, on average C is awarded to the students. Out of 100 students in a class, 4 are given A, maximum 10 are given B+, then from 10-15 are given B and C+, on average C or D is awarded, and a bunch of students are awarded F grade to improve the quality of education and competition in MCE, any student having his aggregate 60 is given F grade according to absolute system, and other F holders hold this grade due to relative grading system. A=4 B+=3.5 B=3.0 C+=2.5 C=2.0 D=1.0 F=0.0
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