Absolutely

absool:
Can someone graduate with a first class after failing a course

It's rare especially in places like UI, Uniilorin, UNN etc

korrej:
yes possible...it depends on the unit load of the course failed!

It has nothing to do with unit load calculation in some schools.

The best you may get is 2:1

The5DME:
Who first class help?

Olodo.

Xj2020:
Yes. I bagged First Class Honours in Business Administration even after failing ECO211. I later had a B grade in the course

which uni?

CamusMidas:

This is false please, the general public should take note. This guy is just retarded, don't know how he got hold of his sister phone again.

he is actually right, had a course mate dat we saw only 1st semester yr 1, next time we saw him was final year clearance nd he went for service

Is it under must you must graduate with first class? How many Nigerian presidents graduated with first class??

McLizbae:


Yes! Just try to get an A or worse, a B when re-writing the failed course.
If you can make 'A's in 90% 0f all the courses offered, you will have 1st class regardless what grade you have in the remaining 10%.

just curious though. does it mean the carry over course get added to one's CGPA when one resit and performed well in it?

omaclarry:


he is actually right, had a course mate dat we saw only 1st semester yr 1, next time we saw him was final year clearance nd he went for service

With a first class degree? Read and digest before you jump into a conversation.

hustla:


But he's saying the truth

First class degree oh? Which useless truth is that, the country is fvcked but we know that's not true.

korrej:
yes possible...it depends on the unit load of the course failed!

Also depends on if the course is a borrowed course or a core subject.

CamusMidas:

With a first class degree? Read and digest before you jump into a conversation.

if u can come 2 school for just 1 semester nd graduate after 5yrs with people dat stayed in school althrough y do you think he cant make 1st class if he offers more money? read, understand and reason

omaclarry:


if u can come 2 school for just 1 semester nd graduate after 5yrs with people dat stayed in school althrough y do you think he cant make 1st class if he offers more money? read, understand and reason

Guy it can't happen forget talk, if you like don't even come to school entirely; shey na degree? Them go give you but not a first class degree. Stop the what IF's.

No

edoairways:

Guess what that grade might reduce before she graduate.

Maybe, maybe not.

people dey find how to survive this one dey talk first class here...mtcheew...people with master's gan self where dem dey....omo na to make money b d koko now for this zoogeria

OriginalJohnny:


just curious though. does it mean the carry over course get added to one's CGPA when one resit and performed well in it?

Yes. The grades have points, and it's like this,
A=5
B=4
C=3
D=2
E=1 (if still applicable)
F=0

Let's say the course unit is 3. To calculate the GPA, you multiply ur grade point with the course unit, and the divide the answer with the course unit again. E.g, A = 5x3=15, 15÷3= 5.00. To calculate CGPA, add all multiples of your grade points together and divide by the sum of all your courses units.

Now let's say:
100 level
1st sem: 3unit chm101=A, 2unit mat101=F
2nd sem: 3unit chm102=A, 2unit mat102=A

200 level
1st sem: 3unit chm201=A, 2unit mat201=A and 2unit mat101=A (carried over)

Now let's calculate your CGPA up to 1st sem 200 level.

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
Mat 101 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
17. 75

CGPA at 200 1st sem will be 75÷17= 4.41

Let say you didn't write mat 101 again and pass with an A, then our calculation becomes:

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
15. 65
CGPA will be 4.33


So re-sitting and scouring an A has added 0.8 to the CGPA.

OriginalJohnny:


just curious though. does it mean the carry over course get added to one's CGPA when one resit and performed well in it?

Yes. The grades have points, and it's like this,
A=5
B=4
C=3
D=2
E=1 (if applicable)
F=0

Let's say the course unit is 3. To calculate the GPA, you multiply ur grade point with the course unit, and the divide the answer with the course unit again. E.g, A = 5x3=15, 15÷3= 5.00. To calculate CGPA, add all multiples of your grade points together and divide by the sum of all your courses units.

Now let's say:
100 level
1st sem: 3unit chm101=A, 2unit mat101=F
2nd sem: 3unit chm102=A, 2unit mat102=A

200 level
1st sem: 3unit chm201=A, 2unit mat201=A and 2unit mat101=A (carried over)

Now let's calculate your CGPA up to 1st sem 200 level.

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
Mat 101 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
17. 75

CGPA at 200 1st sem will be 75÷17= 4.41

Let say you didn't write mat 101 again and pass with an A, then our calculation becomes:

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
15. 65
CGPA will be 4.33


So re-sitting and scouring an A has added 0.8 to the CGPA.

McLizbae:


Yes. The grades have points, and it's like this,
A=5
B=4
C=3
D=2
E=1 (if applicable)
F=0

Let's say the course unit is 3. To calculate the GPA, you multiply ur grade point with the course unit, and the divide the answer with the course unit again. E.g, A = 5x3=15, 15÷3= 5.00. To calculate CGPA, add all multiples of your grade points together and divide by the sum of all your courses units.

Now let's say:
100 level
1st sem: 3unit chm101=A, 2unit mat101=F
2nd sem: 3unit chm102=A, 2unit mat102=A

200 level
1st sem: 3unit chm201=A, 2unit mat201=A and 2unit mat101=A (carried over)

Now let's calculate your CGPA up to 1st sem 200 level.

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
Mat 101 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
17. 75

CGPA at 200 1st sem will be 75÷17= 4.41

Let say you didn't write mat 101 again and pass with an A, then our calculation becomes:

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
15. 65
CGPA will be 4.33


So re-sitting and scouring an A has added 0.8 to the CGPA.

Thanks so much for the explanation

McLizbae:


Yes. The grades have points, and it's like this,
A=5
B=4
C=3
D=2
E=1 (if applicable)
F=0

Let's say the course unit is 3. To calculate the GPA, you multiply ur grade point with the course unit, and the divide the answer with the course unit again. E.g, A = 5x3=15, 15÷3= 5.00. To calculate CGPA, add all multiples of your grade points together and divide by the sum of all your courses units.

Now let's say:
100 level
1st sem: 3unit chm101=A, 2unit mat101=F
2nd sem: 3unit chm102=A, 2unit mat102=A

200 level
1st sem: 3unit chm201=A, 2unit mat201=A and 2unit mat101=A (carried over)

Now let's calculate your CGPA up to 1st sem 200 level.

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
Mat 101 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
17. 75

CGPA at 200 1st sem will be 75÷17= 4.41

Let say you didn't write mat 101 again and pass with an A, then our calculation becomes:

Couses/grade units points
100 level 1st&2nd sem
Chm 101 A. 3. 15
Mat 101 F. 2. 0
Chm 102 A. 3. 15
Mat 102 A. 2. 10
200 level 1st sem
Chm 201 A. 3. 15
Mat 201 A. 2. 10
------—------------------------------------
15. 65
CGPA will be 4.33


So re-sitting and scouring an A has added 0.8 to the CGPA.

Thanks so much for the explanation �

Quinex2:
Yes, if you gather enough 5.0s in the remaining semesters you have. More possible if you're studying a five-year course.

Good luck.

Ok. Thank you.

simplesearch:
What level are you and what's your current CGPA?

300 lvl and I'm currently on a 4.62

OriginalJohnny:


Thanks so much for the explanation

Thanks so much for the explanation �

You're welcome. Try as much as possible to avoid F grades tho.

CSTRR:
An emphatic Yes.
As long as you get an A when you rewrite it.

Our BGS failed her Engineering drawing in 200 level, but got an A when she rewrote it.

Wow! I'm inspired.