Closed prabhakar267 closed 4 years ago
Yes, in the final result they even drop 1-credit and 3-credit courses. However the problem with implementing this is that the categories for non-4 credit courses aren't mentioned in the syllabus.
But this is the formula TnP used (at least till I was in college) for calculating percentage of students after dropping, ie, only dropping 4-credit courses based on categories.
Maybe we can provide both the scores, along with the little tooltip explaining the difference in percentage.
I think it'll be too random, and lead to more confusion than solving any problems. At least right now we have consistent calculations.
While dropping subjects, college can also drop two subjects of 2 credits each instead of one 4 credits subject.