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After converting the numerical marks of each question into the appropriate Grade according to the formula given in the first column above, the tabular will re-convert the Grades obtained for each question to the Grade value according to the value given in the third column above. What is now obtained is the relative Grade value of each answer in the question paper obtained by the candidate in a seven point scale (i.e. ‘0’ to ‘7’). The tabulators next task is to add up those Grade values and divide the sum total by the number of questions in the answer book including the questions unanswered by the candidate. What is thus obtained is the Cumulative Grade Value Average (CGVA) obtained by the candidate at the examinations. Suppose the CGVA comes to '4', the Grade obtained by the candidate at the examination is "B+". If the CGVA is '6', the Grade of the candidate is "A+". .