Qualifying Grades and Rating Examinations Sample Clauses

The 'Qualifying Grades and Rating Examinations' clause establishes the requirements for individuals to achieve certain grades or pass specific rating examinations as a condition for eligibility or advancement. Typically, this clause outlines which examinations must be taken, the minimum passing scores, and the process for verifying results, often applying to professional certifications, academic programs, or employment positions. Its core function is to ensure that only individuals who meet predefined competency standards are recognized or allowed to progress, thereby maintaining quality and consistency within the relevant field or organization.
Qualifying Grades and Rating Examinations. ‌ In all examinations the minimum grade of standing by which eligibility shall be determined shall be based upon all factors of the examination. Failure in one part of an examination may be considered grounds for declaring that the applicant has failed in the entire examination or has been disqualified for subsequent parts of an examination.
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