so you  scored 39 marks in the Nutrition and Biochemistry paper. According to MUHS rules, if the passing mark is 40, then you might be eligible for 1 grace mark under the “Class Ordinance” or grace rule, depending on the subject and total marks. But the final decision depends on the university's policy. It’s best to check with your college or MUHS office for confirmation.

If you scored 39 marks in the Nutrition and Biochemistry paper under MUHS, you are not eligible for grace marks.

MUHS generally gives a maximum of 5 grace marks in one subject, but only if the student is short by 5 marks or less and has passed all other subjects in that academic year. Since you are 11 marks short of the passing mark (which is usually 50), grace marks will not apply in this case.

So unfortunately, you will likely have to appear for the supplementary exam for this subject.

If you scored 39 marks in the Nutrition and Biochemistry paper under MUHS, you are not eligible for grace marks.

MUHS generally gives a maximum of 5 grace marks in one subject, but only if the student is short by 5 marks or less and has passed all other subjects in that academic year. Since you are 11 marks short of the passing mark (which is usually 50), grace marks will not apply in this case.

So unfortunately, you will likely have to appear for the supplementary exam for this subject.