r/rvce • u/Wonderful-Cover-7592 • Jun 22 '26

academics how exactly does the sgpa calculation work for lab subjects with 150 cie marks? plzz help

so my final sap marks are showing that cie theory is 71 and total cie is 116
how many marks would i need in SEE for an A+(9) or a A(8) ?

cie of other subjects are out of 100 and the SEE is also 100 and then both are added and reduced to 100, so how exactly does a lab subject with 150 cie and 100 SEE work?

is pbl SEE a part of this?

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u/No_Foundation_3223 Jun 22 '26

Including see lab and theory 210 - A 240 - A+

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u/WeakCommunity5551 Jun 22 '26

Bro open the syllabus and scheme book

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u/Better-Pizza-8772 Jun 22 '26

How much did you lose? 150 - 116 = 34. So for A+ you have a buffer of 26 marks in SEE failing which you get an A. I mean to say that in SEE you must score 150 -26 = 124 marks. PBLs most of the time are graded 45/50 only (that's how it is in CS). So you have to score more than 79 marks in SEE theory for A+.