Student-Ranking

Ongoing ranking

The current average grade is calculated in accordance with the specifications in § 18 Para. 6 BPO or MPO exclusively at the time the ranking is compiled.

According to the average grade calculated in this way, students who are or were in the same degree programme and subject semester as well as in the same examination regulations version are ranked. Students with the same average grade are ranked in the same place. If several students are assigned to the same place, the place value for the next highest average grade is increased by the number of students who have achieved the next lowest average grade.

The procedure will be implemented as of 01.11.2021.

You will receive ranking certificates

- via the contact form of the WiSo Student Service Point;

- during the opening hours of the WiSo Student Service Point.

Final Grading Table

The Examinations Office issues a Grading Table for graduates.

For graduates whose final pass is determined after 02.06.2025, the following applies:
The Grading Table is issued for the graduates of a degree program or for the Master's degree program in Business Administration of a field of study when the assessment of the last examination required for successful completion of the degree program is determined.

Calculation

A student is compared with the group of students (comparison group) who, firstly, at the time the final transcript of records is compiled, have graduated in the same degree program or for the Master's degree program in Business Administration in the same field of study within a period of two years prior to their own graduation date in accordance with Section 27 (5) GPO. Secondly, the final graduation documents for this comparison group must have already been prepared in accordance with a preparation cycle approved by the Chair of the Examination Board.

Graduates receive a transcript of grades which, in addition to their own final grade, contains an overview of the successful degrees in the peer group from the above-mentioned period. The final grades (very good 1,0-1,5; good 1,6-2,5; satisfactory 2,6-3,5; sufficient 3,6-4,0) are shown in aggregated form in their absolute, percentage and total percentage numbers. In a further table, the above values are shown analogously for each possible grade step (1,0; 1,1; 1,2; (…); 4,0). The grade point average for a student's degree is determined once and is not changed thereafter.