Grade Calculator
Enter your assignment scores below. Your grade percentage, letter grade, and pass/fail appear instantly — no button needed.
| Assignment | Score | Out of | |
|---|---|---|---|
4 Steps to Find Your Grade
No account. No setup. Type a score and your grade appears immediately.
Name Your Assignment
Optional. Type “Midterm” or “Quiz 3” — or leave blank if you just need the number.
Enter Your Score
Type the score you received — any number, any scale. 47, 85, 112, anything.
Enter Max Points
Type the total points possible. The calculator divides automatically.
See Your Grade Live
Grade percentage, letter grade, and pass/fail status appear the moment you type. No button needed.
Common Grade Situations — Solved
Here are the exact scenarios students use this calculator for every day.
You have 4 assignments so far and want to know your current grade before your teacher posts it.
Enter all 4 rows above and your grade appears instantly. Add more rows as new assignments come in.
You missed an assignment and need to see exactly how much it hurt your grade.
Enter the 0 as your score and 100 as the total. You’ll see the real impact immediately — no guessing.
Assignments are worth different amounts — a 5-point quiz and a 200-point exam. The calculator handles all of it correctly.
Every assignment is weighted by its point value automatically. A 200-point exam counts more than a 5-point quiz — exactly as it should.
Grade Percentage Formula
This is the exact formula behind every calculation on this page.
Which Grade Calculator Do You Need?
This calculator handles point-based grading. Use the decision guide below to pick the right tool for your situation.
Grade Calculator
Use when: You have scores like “85 out of 100” and want to know your current grade percentage.
Not for: Courses with weighted categories.
Use This CalculatorFinal Grade Calculator
Use when: Finals are coming and you need to know the minimum score to reach a specific grade — A, B, C, or passing.
Not for: Checking your current grade.
Go to Tool →Weighted Grade Calculator
Use when: Your syllabus assigns category weights — e.g. “Exams = 60%, Homework = 20%, Quizzes = 20%.”
Not for: Simple point-based courses.
Go to Tool →Test Grade Calculator
Use when: You got X questions wrong out of Y total and just want to see your test score fast.
Not for: Tracking multiple assignments over a semester.
Go to Tool →GPA Calculator
Use when: You want to convert letter grades from all your courses into a single GPA number.
Not for: Calculating a single course grade.
Go to Tool →Semester Grade Calculator
Use when: You want to track your running grade across the full semester as new scores come in.
Not for: Single assignment or exam calculations.
Go to Tool →US Grading Scale
Standard scale used by most US high schools and colleges. Always confirm exact cutoffs with your syllabus — some schools use 90/80/70/60 as clean cutoffs without plus/minus grades.
| Grade | Range | GPA | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| A+ | 97–100% | 4.0 | Exceptional |
| A | 93–96% | 4.0 | Excellent |
| A− | 90–92% | 3.7 | Excellent |
| B+ | 87–89% | 3.3 | Above Avg |
| B | 83–86% | 3.0 | Good |
| B− | 80–82% | 2.7 | Good |
| C+ | 77–79% | 2.3 | Average |
| C | 73–76% | 2.0 | Average |
| C− | 70–72% | 1.7 | Average |
| D | 60–69% | 1.0 | Below Avg |
| F | 0–59% | 0.0 | Failing |
Grade Calculator — Questions Answered
Real questions from students using this tool every day.
Grade Calculator for Students
This grade calculator works by adding up all your earned points, dividing by the total points possible, and multiplying by 100. Every assignment you enter — regardless of its point value — is included in the calculation automatically. A 200-point exam and a 5-point quiz are both handled correctly because the math is based on raw points, not averages of averages.
Students most commonly use this tool to check their standing before report cards are posted, see how a single bad grade affected their average, confirm whether they are still passing, and plan how many points they need to earn on remaining assignments to hit a target grade.
What “Unweighted” Means
Unweighted grading means every point counts equally regardless of what type of assignment it came from. If you have 400 total points in a course and you’ve earned 340, your grade is 85% — a B. It does not matter whether those points came from quizzes, homework, labs, or exams. The only thing that matters is the raw number.
This is the most common grading method in middle school, high school, and many introductory college courses. If your teacher has never mentioned category weights or percentages in the syllabus, this is almost certainly the method they use.
Need to find your GPA after you get your grades? Use the GPA Calculator to convert letter grades from all your courses into a cumulative GPA — the number used on college applications and scholarship forms.