Re: [vu-students] hello Friends....

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On Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 11:26 PM, Muhammad umer zahid <umer.zahid4@gmail.com> wrote:

Student Grade Book
　

StudentID

MC080402136

Name

Muhammad Umer

Study at

vgjw01

StudyProgram

MBA

CGPA

2.29

　
Click here to check Midterm Result

Semester

Course

Title

Score

Grade Point

Grade
　

Fall 2008

CS101

Introduction to Computing

29.000

0.00

F
　

Fall 2008

MGT101

Financial Accounting

62.000

2.80

C
　

Fall 2008

MGT301

Principles of Marketing

32.000

0.00

F
　

Fall 2008

MGT501

Human Resource Management

43.000

1.30

D
　

Fall 2008

MGT503

Principles of Management

29.000

0.00

F
　

Fall 2008

MTH302

Business Mathematics & Statistics

50.000

2.00

C
　

Spring 2009

CS101

Introduction to Computing

48.000

1.80

D
　

Spring 2009

ENG301

Business Communication

62.000

2.80

C
　

Spring 2009

MGT301

Principles of Marketing

55.000

2.33

C
　

Spring 2009

MGT402

Cost & Management Accounting

33.000

0.00

F
　

Spring 2009

MGT411

Money & Banking

54.000

2.27

C
　

Spring 2009

MGT503

Principles of Management

45.000

1.50

D
　

Fall 2009

ECO401

Economics

51.000

2.07

C
　

Fall 2009

IT430

E-Commerce

69.000

3.27

B
　

Fall 2009

MGT201

Financial Management

52.000

2.13

C
　

Fall 2009

MGT402

Cost & Management Accounting

54.000

2.27

C
　

Fall 2009

MGT502

Organizational Behaviour

57.000

2.47

C
　

Fall 2009

MGT602

Entrepreneurship

61.000

2.73

C
　

Fall 2009

MKT501

Marketing Management

59.000

2.60

C
　

Spring 2010

CS507

Information Systems

61.000

2.73

C
　

Spring 2010

FIN621

Financial Statement Analysis

50.000

2.00

C
　

Spring 2010

FIN622

Corporate Finance

40.000

1.00

D
　

Spring 2010

FIN623

Taxation Management

45.000

1.50

D
　

Spring 2010

FIN630

Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management

32.000

0.00

F
　

Spring 2010

MGT603

Strategic Management

51.000

2.07

C
　

Spring 2010

MGT613

Production / Operations Management

45.000

1.50

D
　

Spring 2010

STA630

Research Methods

29.000

0.00

F
　

Fall 2010

FIN622

Corporate Finance

51.000

2.07

C
　

Fall 2010

FIN623

Taxation Management

53.000

2.20

C
　

Fall 2010

FIN630

Investment Analysis & Portfolio Management

57.000

2.47

C
　

Fall 2010

MGT501

Human Resource Management

53.000

2.20

C
　

Fall 2010

MGT503

Principles of Management

60.000

2.67

C
　

Fall 2010

STA630

Research Methods

42.000

1.20

D
　

　Hello Friends this is my result tell me am i eligible for the degreee

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