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  How does automatic placement allocation work?

There are 4 calculation modes for defining the evaluations to be taken into account (in all cases, evaluations with a zero coefficient are ignored):

• Mode 1: all the displayed evaluations;
• Mode 2: the last 5 evaluations; when evaluations take place on the same date, those with the best results are taken into account;
• Mode 3: the 5 highest-scoring evaluations;
• Mode 4: all the evaluations with progressive coefficients (coeff 1 for the oldest, then 2, then 3...)

Calculation of the grade

Once a calculation method has been determined, the grade is obtained as follows:

• The result obtained for each evaluation taken into account is transformed into points with the default values:

  = 50 points | = 40 points | = 25 points | = 10 points. When intermediate levels are used:
  = 33 points et = 18 points.

  In the case of mode 4, the number of points for each evaluation is multiplied by its coefficient.
• This gives a number of points per subject for each student.
• This number of points is divided by the number of evaluations to obtain a value on a scale of 1 to 4, where:
  
  • = more than 45 points
  • = between 33 and 45 points
  • = between 18 and 33 points
  • = less than 18 points