Studying pure mathematics @ Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to my official semester GPA (promedio) for the Fall 2026 semester (internally designated as semester 2027-1 by UNAM), as recorded in my academic history on the official UNAM SIAE (Sistema Integral de Administración Escolar) portal.

• Scale: The resolution will use the official UNAM decimal grading system on a scale of 0.00 to 10.00.

• Calculation: I will resolve this market to the precise weighted average (promedio ponderado) displayed on my official transcript for the courses taken in my first semester. Under UNAM guidelines, this is calculated as: $$\text{Promedio} = \frac{\sum(\text{Calificación} \times \text{Créditos})}{\sum \text{Créditos}}$$

• Failing / Incomplete Grades: Any course that receives a failing grade (5.0 or below) or a "No Presentó" (NP) will be factored into this official calculation exactly as computed and displayed by the SIAE.

• Verification: I will provide a redacted screenshot or transcript copy from my SIAE portal showing my final grades and calculated promedio for the semester. If the official average is not explicitly shown but individual grades are, the market will resolve to the weighted average calculated from those official grades and credits.

Background

The Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) utilizes a decimal grading system ranging from 0 to 10, where 6.0 is the minimum passing grade and 5.0 indicates a failing grade. At UNAM, academic performance is formally tracked using a weighted average (promedio ponderado), which factors in the credit value (créditos) of each course so that weightier subjects have a larger impact on the final GPA.

The undergraduate pure mathematics program is hosted by UNAM's Faculty of Sciences (Facultad de Ciencias). In this program, first-semester courses typically carry high credit weights, making early academic performance a significant driver of a student's cumulative average.

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