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Marks obtained ÷ total marks → percentage + letter grade across US, UK, Pakistani & Indian scales
The Test Score Calculator converts raw marks to a percentage and assigns the corresponding letter grade or division based on your chosen grading system — US, UK, Indian, Pakistani, or custom. Multi-subject mode calculates overall scores correctly by totaling marks across subjects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Sobre Esta Calculadora
Converting test marks to a grade is straightforward for a single subject, but multi-subject exams require careful handling. Adding up percentage scores from individual subjects and averaging them is mathematically incorrect when subjects have different maximum marks. The right approach is to total all obtained marks and all maximum marks, then compute one percentage.
This calculator handles that correctly in multi-subject mode. It also supports four grading scales — US letter grades, UK degree classifications (First/Upper Second/Lower Second), Pakistani/Indian board grades (Distinction/A1/A), and a custom scale where you set your own thresholds.
For quick single-subject checks, one-subject mode is faster: enter obtained and maximum marks and see the percentage plus grade instantly. The custom pass threshold is useful for professional certifications or university courses with non-standard passing marks.
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Fórmula
Percentage = (Marks Obtained / Total Marks) × 100
Exemplo Resolvido
Grading a Pakistani matric exam across five subjects
Entradas:
- Urdu: 71 / 100
- English: 68 / 100
- Mathematics: 85 / 100
- Physics: 79 / 100
- Chemistry: 73 / 100
Passo a Passo:
- Total obtained = 71 + 68 + 85 + 79 + 73 = 376
- Total maximum = 500
- Overall percentage = (376 / 500) × 100 = 75.2%
- Pakistani grade classification: 75.2% = A1 grade (70%+)
Dicas
- Switch to Multi-Subject mode to analyze individual subjects alongside your overall score.
- Pakistani/Indian grading: 80%+ is Distinction, 70%+ is A1, 60%+ is A.
- Use the custom pass-mark input to set your institution's specific minimum passing threshold.