Academic grading in Luxembourg

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Academic grading
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Costa Rica
South America
Chile • Venezuela
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Oceania
Australia • New Zealand
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In Luxembourg, a grade system from 01 to 60 is used in primary and secondary schools. A grade of at least 30 is required to pass. An insufficient mark (01-29) is called a Datz in Luxembourgish. The grades are distributed in the following way:^{[dubious – discuss]}

• 50–60: very good
• 40–49: good
• 30–39: satisfactory/sufficient
• 20–29: insufficient
• 10–19: poor
• 01–09: very poor