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A “bell curve” is the common name of a Gaussian Probability Distribution, because is is shaped like a bell. In a large class with a fair exam, the marks will roughly follow a Gaussian Probability Distribution. An example is shown to the right, for a class of 100 students and an exam marked out of 10. The average mark is 7 out of 10.
