7.5-8 or higher
yes, an upper second class is graded at B1 - 67-69%, B2 - 64 - 66% or B3 - 60 63%
I'd say it's around 15/20. but it is normally translated as 'mention bien' on CVs
2:1 which means it is an Upper Second class degree.
450 US dollars buys you a Masters Degree in INDIA university. The degree is a piece of paper.
UK 2ii Honours standard UK 2i Honours standard UK Masters standard Bachelor's Honours 5.5 on 9pt. scale 68% where pass mark 60% 62% where pass mark 50% C+ GPA 2.5 Bachelor's Honours 6.5 on 9pt. scale 75% where pass mark 60% 70% where pass mark 50% B GPA 3.0 Master's degree/Maîtrise
Approximately 25% of students received first class honours.
The class interval is the maximum possible value in the class less the maximum possible value in the class below. The second is equivalent to the minimum possible value in the class.
It's on a 100-point scale but the top rank begins at 70%. Kind of like how 90+ is an A or 4.0 in the American system. Tests are designed so that you know 70% of the information from the lecture and assigned or suggested reading. 70% and up is called 'First Class Honours', sometimes written 1H. 60-69% is called 'Second Class Honours, Grade 1', 2H1. 50-59% is 'Second Class Honours, Grade 2', 2H2. 40-49% is 'Third Class Honours', 3H. Below 40% is a fail. The rough conversion is 70+ is an A, 65-70 is an A-/B+, 60-64 is a B, 55-59 is a B-/C+, 50-54 is a C, 45-49 is a C-/D+, 40-44 is a D, and below 40 is an F.
It depends on the usage... If you mean second like "second class": use ,,zweite''. As far I have used it (not so much), zwitte does not need to be inflicted. If you mean second like ,,60 seconds": use ,,Sekunde"
There are two types... Type I Honours, is #1 or 2 in the class. Type II is probably the top 10% of the class
The average ticket price for an adult second class passenger was £13 (the equivalent of £954 today).