The results of the British master's degree are relatively simple. Usually, these three grades are embodied in the following three words: excellent, excellent, pass, and of course fail.

It's still hard to tell the difference. Usually, if your average score in school (including your graduation thesis) is above 70%, it is Distinction (which can be translated into excellent students); If your average score in school (including graduation thesis) is 60%-70%, that is achievement, while your average score in school (including graduation thesis) is 50%-60%, that is "passing". Some schools don't have excellent (good) grades, and those with an average score of 50-69 are considered as passing.