This is not an easy question to answer. In the US, typically a 51% would be a failing grade (usually anything below a 70 or, less commonly, a 60 percent) is failing.
A better indictor for you might be class rank; also, if your university uses the class-honours system, then that is also an easier conversion.
In other words, I can probably help you out more with a bit more information!
Cheers--
Paxton
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