At Poland's primary, middle, and high schools, a 1-6 point grade system is used:
- 1 - fail
- 2 - pass but very low performance
- 3 - satisfactory
- 4 - good
- 5 - very good
- 6 - above requirements (the student's knowledge exceeds what is taught)
Until the 1990s, there was a 2-5 grade system with + and – marks, such as 3- (barely passed), or 4+ (between good and very good). Since the mid-1990s, Polish primary and secondary schools expanded this system to include the sixth grade. At universities, a traditional four-point system is used; the grades are:
- 2.0 (fail)
- 3.0 (pass)
- 3.5
- 4.0
- 4.5
- 5.0 (highest possible grade)
Some universities use non-standard, additional 5.5 and 6.0 grades; some add 6.0 while forbidding 5.5.
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