The grades you receive at upper secondary school will determine whether you qualify for the university study program of your choice.
Use this interactive table to compare European grades and check how you score in other EU countries.
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[Why you should care about cut-off points and their equivalences in Europe]
| A (excellent) | B (very good, with few errors) | C (good, with some errors) | D (satisfactory, with many errors) | E (sufficient) | |
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| United Kingdom |
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