How is the graduation percentage calculated for admission eligibility, especially if I am in the final year?
Universities usually calculate your graduation percentage for admission based on your cumulative marks from all completed semesters up to the time of application - not just your final year.
For example, if you are in the final year of a B.Sc. and have finished five semesters, your aggregate percentage will be based on those five semesters. After graduation, you’ll need to submit your final marksheet to confirm your overall percentage.
Universities assess your complete academic record to determine eligibility. If you need help presenting your scores or completing your application, your Leap counsellor can guide you.
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