Shell Programming and Scripting

Hi
I have a text file as follows

BOB
14/14
TOM
94/94
SAM
3/3
CRIS
13/13
TOM
6/6
CRIS
27/27
SAM
2/2
JACK
25/25
CRIS
2/2
SAM
1/1
DAN
96/96
JACK
106/106
BOB
279/279

I want to find out the results as follows

BOB PASS
TOM PASS
SAM PASS
CRIS PASS
SAM PASS
JACK PASS
DAN PASS

if the text file contains as follows
BOB
11/14
TOM
94/94
SAM
3/3
CRIS
13/13
TOM
6/6
CRIS
21/27
SAM
2/2
JACK
25/25
CRIS
2/2
SAM
1/1
DAN
90/96
JACK
106/106
BOB
279/279

then the output should be
BOB FAIL
TOM PASS
SAM PASS
CRIS FAIL
SAM PASS
JACK PASS
DAN FAIL

The particular person should be marked as fail, when he does not gets full marks in any of the exams.

the output should not be redirected to file but should be displayed to a standard output.
Please do help me how to acheive this?

This smells of a 'homework' - please read the rules.
What do you have so far and where exactly are you stuck?

thanks for the reply, i did read the rules. to clarify, this is not homework! I do have different set of requirements and i have masked it to be this.
It would be good, if i could read the numericals, (or alternate lines) and store 9/10 as "FAIL" and "10/10" as "PASS"
from there on i could append the alternate lines
as
BOB
PASS
BOB
FAIL
DAN
FAIL
SAM
PASS
SAM
PASS

from there on it would be easy for me to proceed

Code:

nawk -F'/' '
   FNR%2 {printf $0;next}
   {print OFS (($1==$2) ? "PASS" : "FAIL")}' myFile

it is showing fail for all values

hey i changed it to as follows
nawk -F'/' '
FNR%2 {printf $0;next}
{print OFS (($1/$2==1) ? "PASS" : "FAIL")}' myFile and then it worked

works just fine with Solaris' 'nawk' with a sample file.
Good luck.