Calculadora de Aprovação Online Grátis
Given minimum passing mark + current average, calculate score needed on remaining assessments
The Pass/Fail Calculator determines exactly what score you need on your remaining assessments to pass a course. Enter your minimum passing mark, current average, and the weight of pending work — and the calculator returns the required score alongside a feasibility status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sobre Esta Calculadora
Mid-semester is when students most often need a reality check: is there any path to passing this course? The Pass/Fail Calculator gives a direct, mathematically precise answer, accounting for the exact weight of all remaining assessments.
The feasibility labels go beyond just the required score number. "Guaranteed Pass" means you pass even if you score zero on everything remaining. "Achievable" means the required score is 100% or below. "Impossible" means you'd need more than 100% on remaining work — which no exam offers.
This tool is most useful when a student knows a high-weight final is still ahead. A seemingly comfortable average can quickly become insufficient if the final exam is worth 40–50% of the course grade. The calculator makes that risk visible before the exam, not after.
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Fórmula
Required Score = (Pass Mark − Current Weighted Points) / Remaining Weight × 100
Exemplo Resolvido
Determining if a student can still pass a course mid-semester
Entradas:
- Minimum passing mark: 50%
- Completed work (60% total weight): average 42%
- Remaining work (40% weight): final exam
Passo a Passo:
- Points earned so far = 0.60 × 42 = 25.2 out of 60
- Points needed to pass = 50 (out of 100)
- Points needed from final = 50 − 25.2 = 24.8 out of 40
- Required final score = 24.8 / 0.40 = 62%
Dicas
- If the required score exceeds 100%, your current standing makes it mathematically impossible to pass.
- Even a "guaranteed pass" scenario can flip if a high-weight final is still pending.
- This calculator is most useful mid-semester before all high-weight assessments are completed.