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Percentage & Grade Calculator
Convert marks to percentage, find your grade, and calculate what you need to improve your score.

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What is this Tool?

The Percentage and Grade Calculator instantly converts your raw marks into percentage, letter grade, and grade point. Whether you use the 10-point university grading system, CBSE grading, or simple percentage-based grading, this tool handles all three and shows your result status instantly. It's useful for students at all levels — from school boards to university exams.

How to Use This Tool

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Enter your total marks obtained in the exam.
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Enter the maximum possible marks for that exam.
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Select your grading system — university 10-point, CBSE, or percentage-based.
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Your percentage, letter grade, grade point, and pass/fail status are shown instantly.

Why This Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the passing percentage in India?
A: Most Indian universities and boards require a minimum of 35% to pass in each subject and 40-45% aggregate. Professional courses like engineering and medicine often require 45-50% to pass.
Q: How does CBSE grading work?
A: CBSE uses a 9-point scale: A1 (91-100%) = 10, A2 (81-90%) = 9, B1 (71-80%) = 8, B2 (61-70%) = 7, C1 (51-60%) = 6, C2 (41-50%) = 5, D (33-40%) = 4, E1/E2 (below 33%) = Fail.
Q: What is a distinction in Indian universities?
A: A distinction is typically awarded for scoring 75% or above in aggregate. First Class is 60-74%, Second Class is 50-59%, and Pass is 35-49%. This varies by university.
Q: Can I improve my percentage after getting results?
A: Yes, through revaluation (re-checking of answer sheets) or re-examination (supplementary exams). Many universities allow students to improve scores through back paper exams.
💡 Pro Tip: Always verify your university's exact grading scale — they vary significantly. Some universities use 7-point scales, others use 10-point scales with different cutoffs. Your official grade transcript is the definitive reference.