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The progressive use of CA (continuous assessment) score at the final score
During the passing grade arrangement as what illustrated in a table 1. The 30:70 score are used to calculate the final score which 30% of all score obtained from continuous assessment (CA), 70% of scores extracted from the national examination is final examination (FE). In 2013 form four examination (CSEE) and 2014 advanced examination (ACSEE), score analysis of 30% of CA is as shown in the table 2 and 3.
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The progressive use of CA (continuous assessment) score at the final score
During the passing grade arrangement as what illustrated in a table 1. The 30:70 score are used to calculate the final score which 30% of all score obtained from continuous assessment (CA), 70% of scores extracted from the national examination is final examination (FE). In 2013 form four examination (CSEE) and 2014 advanced examination (ACSEE), score analysis of 30% of CA is as shown in the table 2 and 3.
Does this sound natural?
During the passing grade arrangement as what illustrated in a table 1. The 30:70 score are used to calculate the final score which 30% of all score obtained from continuous assessment (CA), 70% of scores extracted from the national examination is final examination (FE). In 2013 form four examination (CSEE) and 2014 advanced examination (ACSEE), score analysis of 30% of CA is as shown in the table 2 and 3.
Does this sound natural?
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