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Apr 2 19:47
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English term

NPE

English Other Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs India education system
In a certificate of grades obtained in middle school, the grade descriptions include "NPE" (average, poor, NPE, good, below average).

Discussion

@ all No Points Earned? Just a guess really based on a NG=No Grade in our (Irish) exam grading system. NG is a bad fail: 0% to 9.99 % A pass grade is 40%.
We use Abs (absent) for those who don't sit the exam at all
Probably one to ask the client?
philgoddard Apr 3:
But there's also no 'excellent' on the list. Maybe that's what the E stands for.
philgoddard Apr 3:
I think Michael's 'not passed examination' is a possibility. It could be a euphemism for 'fail', which doesn't appear in the list. And while it sounds odd to western ears, a little Googling shows that it appears to work in Indian English.
Bogdan Petrovic (asker) Apr 3:
The country is India
philgoddard Apr 2:
Allegro The country is India - it says at the top of the page.
AllegroTrans Apr 2:
"National Policy on Education" doesn't sound like a grade description to me.
aha, I missed that Not sure how this would make sense, but "National Policy on Education" comes up a lot if you google Indian stuff in the context of education.
Diogo Garcia Apr 2:
India There's a tag that says India education system, which leads me to believe that is the country in question. Given that it's a middle school certificate, I think non-participating enrolment makes sense. A subject in which the person is enrolled, but hasn't attended nor completed any evaluations.
@Bogdan: do you have any more context regarding the specific country or anything else useful
a few options • Not Passed Exam

• Not Proficient Enough (the student's performance does not meet the minimum proficiency standards required for a passing grade but is not as low as what might be traditionally considered "failing" or "poor.")

• Not Previously Evaluated (might be used if the student was not present for the assessment or if the work was not submitted for some reason. It indicates a lack of data rather than an evaluation of performance)

Non-Participation Evaluation (perhaps used in situations where a student did not actively participate in the work or assessments required to earn a traditional grade. This could be applied in courses or projects where participation is a key component of the evaluation process)

• Needs Practical Experience (in some educational systems, practical skills and experiences are as important as theoretical knowledge. This designation could suggest that while theoretical understanding is adequate, more practical application or experience is needed.)

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Non-participating Enrollments

As per link below, seems to be a term used in Australia. "We term this type of unit failure a non-participating enrolment (NPE) and define it as a completed unit attempt that resulted in a failing grade and a numeric mark of zero on a 0-100 scale. NPE results can then be contrasted to what we term 'non-zero failures', or failures where a student has achieved any non-zero level of assessed credit for the unit."

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Note added at 8 minutos (2024-04-02 19:55:59 GMT)
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Sorry for the typo, it is spelled as in the explanation: non-participating enrolment
Peer comment(s):

neutral AllegroTrans : How is this a grade, inbetween "poor" and "good"?
17 hrs
It isn't. If you read the question, the examples of grades written are clearly not in any specific order. And bear in mind I'm not guessing words that fit. This is an actual grade used, as backed by the link I've attached.
neutral philgoddard : Maybe, but this gets only a few hits, all from Australia and New Zealand.
18 hrs
You're absolutely right. I've read loads of Indian school certificates and I just can't seem to find a single one with NPE on it. Some do have AB for absent. I can also see that most certificates do have the abbreviations explained on the bottom.
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