"examination grade" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a grade that a student has received on an examination or test. For example: "Sally was delighted to receive an 'A' on her history examination grade."
Well, apparently because it's difficult to set the examination grade boundaries on small-scale subjects.
The average final examination grade for each programme in Table 1 takes into account the average grade scored across all subjects by the programme's graduates.
The item quotes the following statement which a researcher had framed based on the output: "Final university examination grade and commitment to the studies are two independent criteria for success".
In a 2016 study, Trent University found that after working at the crime scene house more than half the students reported the experience had a "major impact on their understanding," and the final examination grade average went from a C+ to a B-.
They were then examined under a dissecting microscope for hemorrhages and these were quantified according to the method used in the clinical examination (Grade 1 1 5 hemorrhages, Grade 2: 5–20, Grade 3: 20–50, Grade 4: >50).[10] The pupil-optic nerve tissue block was processed through graded alcohols and xylene, and embedded in paraffin wax as per standard protocol.
We used examination grade as a proxy measurement of each student's baseline medical knowledge.
Comparison of performance on the final examination, course grade, and changes in standardized university course evaluations between 2012 and 2013 were the secondary objectives.
Results: Students more often correctly predicted clerkship than examination grades.
Prof. Adolfo Steindler, in his early 70s, handed out year-end examination grades to a group of people.
A few days later she discovered that those examination grades had been sent to Moscow and apparently had been approved.
French Baccalauréat Examination grades of 14/20 or higher are awarded advanced standing and/or credit according to the following chart.
