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18.09.25 16:30

Education

Peking University to remove GPA in students' evaluation reform

Reform aims to encourage students to develop their individual strengths

Peking University has announced a reform of its undergraduate assessment system: from the 2025 academic year, the use of grade point averages (GPAs) will be abolished for new students. This was reported by China Daily, a partner of TV BRICS.

The reform involves abandoning the grade-oriented model and aims to encourage students to develop their individual strengths.

Now, when applying for awards, scholarships and exchange programmes, the university will take into account information about the student as a whole.

Teachers will be given the right to give grades without restrictions, focusing only on the actual achievements of students.

Photo: Jinli Guo / iStock

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