Grade Calculator
10/10 = 100%
How to Use the Grade Calculator
- Enter the Number of Questions:
- In the
# ofQuestionsfield, type the total number of problems in your test, quiz, or exam.
- In the
- Input Wrong Answers:
- In the
#Wrongfield, enter how many problems the student got wrong. The grade will automatically appear below.
- In the
- View the Grade:
- The grade will be displayed in the format
correct/total = grade%. For example,10/10 = 80%
- The grade will be displayed in the format
- Use the Grading Chart:
- Check the
ShowGrading Chartbox to view a reference chart that shows grades based on the number of wrong answers. This is useful for quick grading and comparison.
- Check the
How to Calculate Your Grade Using a Free Online Tool?
To calculate your grade using our tool, simply input your assignment scores and their respective weights. The tool automatically computes your final grade by applying the weighted average formula, providing an accurate result instantly.
How to Manually Calculate Your Grade: A Step-by-Step Guide?
What are the Basics of Grade Calculation?
Grade calculation revolves around the weighted average formula, where each assignment or exam score is multiplied by its weight, then all the weighted scores are summed to produce the final grade. The formula looks like this:
Formula for Grade Calculation
Final Grade = ( 100 ÷ Score_1 × Weight_1 ) + ( 100 ÷ Score_2 × Weight_2 ) + … + ( 100 ÷ Score_n × Weight_n )Grade Calculator Chart?
A grade calculator chart is a visual representation that helps users understand how different numbers of wrong answers affect their overall grade. It typically displays a table where:
- The number of wrong answers (or errors) is listed in one column.
- The corresponding grade (percentage or letter grade) is shown in the adjacent column.
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