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Discover LudwigThe phrase "average pass rate for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical percentage of individuals who successfully pass a test or assessment within a specific context or group.
Example: "The average pass rate for the final exam this year was significantly higher than last year's results."
Alternatives: "typical pass rate for" or "mean pass rate for".
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On New Jersey's eighth-grade language arts test last year, 87.4percentt of the students in South Orange-Maplewood passed, surpassing the 82.7percentt average pass rate for the state.
A study in 19 states found that the average pass rate for the National Teachers Examination, one of the most widely used entry tests, was 15percentto50percentcent for blacks.
I still get these horrendous flashbacks to the higher maths exam The news, however, came too late and provided little comfort as it emerged the average pass rate for the first of two papers was just 24.8 out of a possible 60.
"Bar results just came out and our students passed with flying colors; from the data we can track, we estimate our passage rate to be well above the average pass rate for the jurisdictions we are in (California and New York)," Ghaffary says.
The average pass rate for all breeds is 80.4%.
The increased average pass rate for ESSQ students (∼15% higher) than non-ESSQ students add credence to the positive appraisal of the programme to date and will contribute to future student engagement and motivation.
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The FSBPT posts three year average pass rates for each CAPTE accredited program.
The proportion of students who passed the state reading test in each school was then compared to the average passing rate for older schools in the same group.
The average pass rate of the 12 examinations was 75.3% (n = 551).
Table 1 compares the averaged pass rates for the various groups, pre- and post-equating.
For the first time, 17-year-olds in England who gained a D grade in English or maths last year will have had to resit GCSEs in those subjects – and their performance is likely to pull down the average pass rate both for England and the UK.
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