Marks to Percentage & Grade Converter

Marks to Percentage

Type the marks you got and the total for each subject. Get your overall percentage and grade instantly, plus how many marks you need for the next grade.

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TL;DR

Percentage = (marks obtained ÷ total marks) × 100. For several subjects, add up all marks obtained and all total marks first, then divide.

This free marks to percentage calculator turns your raw exam marks into a percentage and a letter grade in one step. Add every subject from your result card, pick your grading system, and see your overall percentage, the grade it earns, your strongest and weakest subjects, and exactly how many more marks would lift you to the next grade.

How to use the marks calculator

  1. Choose your grading system. US letter grades, Pakistan board grades (Matric and Intermediate), India CBSE grades, or UK university degree classes.
  2. Enter each subject. Type the marks you obtained and the total marks for that paper. Totals can differ between subjects, for example 75 for a practical and 100 for a theory paper.
  3. Read your result. Each row shows that subject’s percentage and grade. The purple panel shows your overall percentage and grade.
  4. Check the gap. The note under your result tells you how many more marks you would need, in total, to reach the next grade band.

The percentage formula

Percentage = (marks obtained ÷ total marks) × 100

For one paper: 42 out of 50 is 42 ÷ 50 × 100 = 84%.

For several subjects, the correct method is to add everything up first:

Overall percentage = (sum of marks obtained ÷ sum of total marks) × 100

This is not always the same as averaging each subject’s percentage. If one paper is out of 50 and another out of 100, the 100-mark paper carries twice the weight. Adding marks first gives each paper the weight your school intended. If every subject has the same total, both methods give the same answer.

Worked example

SubjectObtainedTotalPercentage
English7810078%
Mathematics9210092%
Physics8110081%
Chemistry7410074%
Biology6910069%
Total39450078.8%

394 ÷ 500 × 100 = 78.8%. On the US scale that is a C+, on Pakistan board grading an A, on CBSE a B1, and in UK degree terms a First. Six more marks overall (400 out of 500, or 80%) would move this student up to a B- in the US or an A+ on Pakistan board grading.

Percentage to grade charts

US letter grades

PercentageGradePercentageGrade
97–100A+77–79C+
93–96A73–76C
90–92A-70–72C-
87–89B+67–69D+
83–86B63–66 / 60–62D / D-
80–82B-Below 60F

Pakistan boards (Matric and Intermediate)

A+ is 80% and above, A is 70–79%, B is 60–69%, C is 50–59%, D is 40–49% and E is 33–39%. Below 33% is a fail. Some boards label bands slightly differently, so check the grading key printed on your result card.

India CBSE

CBSE awards A1 (91–100), A2 (81–90), B1 (71–80), B2 (61–70), C1 (51–60), C2 (41–50) and D (33–40). E means below 33, the minimum pass mark. CBSE has at times set grade bands by rank among all candidates rather than by fixed marks, so treat these bands as the common percentage guide.

UK university degree classes

A First is 70% and above, an upper second (2:1) is 60–69%, a lower second (2:2) is 50–59% and a Third is 40–49%. Below 40% is usually a fail. Most UK universities calculate the final class from a weighted average of second- and final-year modules.

Internal marks and weighted papers

Many courses combine several parts, such as a written paper, a practical and internal assessment. If each part is simply added to a total (for example 70 theory + 30 practical = 100), enter them as separate rows and the calculator adds them for you. If your school applies weights instead, such as coursework worth 40% of the final mark whatever its raw total, convert each part first: multiply the part’s percentage by its weight, then add the results. For example, 80% coursework × 0.4 plus 65% exam × 0.6 gives 32 + 39 = 71%.

Tips for a higher percentage

  • Look at the lowest subject first. Raising a weak paper from 60% to 70% adds the same marks as raising a strong one from 85% to 95%, and is usually much easier.
  • Know the weighting. Papers with larger totals move your overall percentage more. Practicals and coursework can be the cheapest marks to gain.
  • Practise past papers under time. Examiners reward structure and complete answers. Our Pomodoro timer and exam countdown helps you plan revision.

Marks to percentage tables (quick lookup)

Find your percentage without typing anything. Look up your marks in the table for your total. For example, 394 out of 500 is 78.8%, 950 out of 1100 is 86.36% and 1020 out of 1200 is 85%. For any other total, use the calculator above.

Marks out of 500 in percentage

  • 500/500 100%
  • 499/500 99.8%
  • 498/500 99.6%
  • 497/500 99.4%
  • 496/500 99.2%
  • 495/500 99%
  • 494/500 98.8%
  • 493/500 98.6%
  • 492/500 98.4%
  • 491/500 98.2%
  • 490/500 98%
  • 489/500 97.8%
  • 488/500 97.6%
  • 487/500 97.4%
  • 486/500 97.2%
  • 485/500 97%
  • 484/500 96.8%
  • 483/500 96.6%
  • 482/500 96.4%
  • 481/500 96.2%
  • 480/500 96%
  • 479/500 95.8%
  • 478/500 95.6%
  • 477/500 95.4%
  • 476/500 95.2%
  • 475/500 95%
  • 474/500 94.8%
  • 473/500 94.6%
  • 472/500 94.4%
  • 471/500 94.2%
  • 470/500 94%
  • 469/500 93.8%
  • 468/500 93.6%
  • 467/500 93.4%
  • 466/500 93.2%
  • 465/500 93%
  • 464/500 92.8%
  • 463/500 92.6%
  • 462/500 92.4%
  • 461/500 92.2%
  • 460/500 92%
  • 459/500 91.8%
  • 458/500 91.6%
  • 457/500 91.4%
  • 456/500 91.2%
  • 455/500 91%
  • 454/500 90.8%
  • 453/500 90.6%
  • 452/500 90.4%
  • 451/500 90.2%
  • 450/500 90%
  • 449/500 89.8%
  • 448/500 89.6%
  • 447/500 89.4%
  • 446/500 89.2%
  • 445/500 89%
  • 444/500 88.8%
  • 443/500 88.6%
  • 442/500 88.4%
  • 441/500 88.2%
  • 440/500 88%
  • 439/500 87.8%
  • 438/500 87.6%
  • 437/500 87.4%
  • 436/500 87.2%
  • 435/500 87%
  • 434/500 86.8%
  • 433/500 86.6%
  • 432/500 86.4%
  • 431/500 86.2%
  • 430/500 86%
  • 429/500 85.8%
  • 428/500 85.6%
  • 427/500 85.4%
  • 426/500 85.2%
  • 425/500 85%
  • 424/500 84.8%
  • 423/500 84.6%
  • 422/500 84.4%
  • 421/500 84.2%
  • 420/500 84%
  • 419/500 83.8%
  • 418/500 83.6%
  • 417/500 83.4%
  • 416/500 83.2%
  • 415/500 83%
  • 414/500 82.8%
  • 413/500 82.6%
  • 412/500 82.4%
  • 411/500 82.2%
  • 410/500 82%
  • 409/500 81.8%
  • 408/500 81.6%
  • 407/500 81.4%
  • 406/500 81.2%
  • 405/500 81%
  • 404/500 80.8%
  • 403/500 80.6%
  • 402/500 80.4%
  • 401/500 80.2%
  • 400/500 80%
  • 399/500 79.8%
  • 398/500 79.6%
  • 397/500 79.4%
  • 396/500 79.2%
  • 395/500 79%
  • 394/500 78.8%
  • 393/500 78.6%
  • 392/500 78.4%
  • 391/500 78.2%
  • 390/500 78%
  • 389/500 77.8%
  • 388/500 77.6%
  • 387/500 77.4%
  • 386/500 77.2%
  • 385/500 77%
  • 384/500 76.8%
  • 383/500 76.6%
  • 382/500 76.4%
  • 381/500 76.2%
  • 380/500 76%
  • 379/500 75.8%
  • 378/500 75.6%
  • 377/500 75.4%
  • 376/500 75.2%
  • 375/500 75%
  • 374/500 74.8%
  • 373/500 74.6%
  • 372/500 74.4%
  • 371/500 74.2%
  • 370/500 74%
  • 369/500 73.8%
  • 368/500 73.6%
  • 367/500 73.4%
  • 366/500 73.2%
  • 365/500 73%
  • 364/500 72.8%
  • 363/500 72.6%
  • 362/500 72.4%
  • 361/500 72.2%
  • 360/500 72%
  • 359/500 71.8%
  • 358/500 71.6%
  • 357/500 71.4%
  • 356/500 71.2%
  • 355/500 71%
  • 354/500 70.8%
  • 353/500 70.6%
  • 352/500 70.4%
  • 351/500 70.2%
  • 350/500 70%
  • 349/500 69.8%
  • 348/500 69.6%
  • 347/500 69.4%
  • 346/500 69.2%
  • 345/500 69%
  • 344/500 68.8%
  • 343/500 68.6%
  • 342/500 68.4%
  • 341/500 68.2%
  • 340/500 68%
  • 339/500 67.8%
  • 338/500 67.6%
  • 337/500 67.4%
  • 336/500 67.2%
  • 335/500 67%
  • 334/500 66.8%
  • 333/500 66.6%
  • 332/500 66.4%
  • 331/500 66.2%
  • 330/500 66%
  • 329/500 65.8%
  • 328/500 65.6%
  • 327/500 65.4%
  • 326/500 65.2%
  • 325/500 65%
  • 324/500 64.8%
  • 323/500 64.6%
  • 322/500 64.4%
  • 321/500 64.2%
  • 320/500 64%
  • 319/500 63.8%
  • 318/500 63.6%
  • 317/500 63.4%
  • 316/500 63.2%
  • 315/500 63%
  • 314/500 62.8%
  • 313/500 62.6%
  • 312/500 62.4%
  • 311/500 62.2%
  • 310/500 62%
  • 309/500 61.8%
  • 308/500 61.6%
  • 307/500 61.4%
  • 306/500 61.2%
  • 305/500 61%
  • 304/500 60.8%
  • 303/500 60.6%
  • 302/500 60.4%
  • 301/500 60.2%
  • 300/500 60%
  • 299/500 59.8%
  • 298/500 59.6%
  • 297/500 59.4%
  • 296/500 59.2%
  • 295/500 59%
  • 294/500 58.8%
  • 293/500 58.6%
  • 292/500 58.4%
  • 291/500 58.2%
  • 290/500 58%
  • 289/500 57.8%
  • 288/500 57.6%
  • 287/500 57.4%
  • 286/500 57.2%
  • 285/500 57%
  • 284/500 56.8%
  • 283/500 56.6%
  • 282/500 56.4%
  • 281/500 56.2%
  • 280/500 56%
  • 279/500 55.8%
  • 278/500 55.6%
  • 277/500 55.4%
  • 276/500 55.2%
  • 275/500 55%
  • 274/500 54.8%
  • 273/500 54.6%
  • 272/500 54.4%
  • 271/500 54.2%
  • 270/500 54%
  • 269/500 53.8%
  • 268/500 53.6%
  • 267/500 53.4%
  • 266/500 53.2%
  • 265/500 53%
  • 264/500 52.8%
  • 263/500 52.6%
  • 262/500 52.4%
  • 261/500 52.2%
  • 260/500 52%
  • 259/500 51.8%
  • 258/500 51.6%
  • 257/500 51.4%
  • 256/500 51.2%
  • 255/500 51%
  • 254/500 50.8%
  • 253/500 50.6%
  • 252/500 50.4%
  • 251/500 50.2%
  • 250/500 50%

Marks out of 1100 in percentage (Matric and FSc, Pakistan)

  • 1100/1100 100%
  • 1095/1100 99.55%
  • 1090/1100 99.09%
  • 1085/1100 98.64%
  • 1080/1100 98.18%
  • 1075/1100 97.73%
  • 1070/1100 97.27%
  • 1065/1100 96.82%
  • 1060/1100 96.36%
  • 1055/1100 95.91%
  • 1050/1100 95.45%
  • 1045/1100 95%
  • 1040/1100 94.55%
  • 1035/1100 94.09%
  • 1030/1100 93.64%
  • 1025/1100 93.18%
  • 1020/1100 92.73%
  • 1015/1100 92.27%
  • 1010/1100 91.82%
  • 1005/1100 91.36%
  • 1000/1100 90.91%
  • 995/1100 90.45%
  • 990/1100 90%
  • 985/1100 89.55%
  • 980/1100 89.09%
  • 975/1100 88.64%
  • 970/1100 88.18%
  • 965/1100 87.73%
  • 960/1100 87.27%
  • 955/1100 86.82%
  • 950/1100 86.36%
  • 945/1100 85.91%
  • 940/1100 85.45%
  • 935/1100 85%
  • 930/1100 84.55%
  • 925/1100 84.09%
  • 920/1100 83.64%
  • 915/1100 83.18%
  • 910/1100 82.73%
  • 905/1100 82.27%
  • 900/1100 81.82%
  • 895/1100 81.36%
  • 890/1100 80.91%
  • 885/1100 80.45%
  • 880/1100 80%
  • 875/1100 79.55%
  • 870/1100 79.09%
  • 865/1100 78.64%
  • 860/1100 78.18%
  • 855/1100 77.73%
  • 850/1100 77.27%
  • 845/1100 76.82%
  • 840/1100 76.36%
  • 835/1100 75.91%
  • 830/1100 75.45%
  • 825/1100 75%
  • 820/1100 74.55%
  • 815/1100 74.09%
  • 810/1100 73.64%
  • 805/1100 73.18%
  • 800/1100 72.73%
  • 795/1100 72.27%
  • 790/1100 71.82%
  • 785/1100 71.36%
  • 780/1100 70.91%
  • 775/1100 70.45%
  • 770/1100 70%
  • 765/1100 69.55%
  • 760/1100 69.09%
  • 755/1100 68.64%
  • 750/1100 68.18%
  • 745/1100 67.73%
  • 740/1100 67.27%
  • 735/1100 66.82%
  • 730/1100 66.36%
  • 725/1100 65.91%
  • 720/1100 65.45%
  • 715/1100 65%
  • 710/1100 64.55%
  • 705/1100 64.09%
  • 700/1100 63.64%
  • 695/1100 63.18%
  • 690/1100 62.73%
  • 685/1100 62.27%
  • 680/1100 61.82%
  • 675/1100 61.36%
  • 670/1100 60.91%
  • 665/1100 60.45%
  • 660/1100 60%
  • 655/1100 59.55%
  • 650/1100 59.09%
  • 645/1100 58.64%
  • 640/1100 58.18%
  • 635/1100 57.73%
  • 630/1100 57.27%
  • 625/1100 56.82%
  • 620/1100 56.36%
  • 615/1100 55.91%
  • 610/1100 55.45%
  • 605/1100 55%
  • 600/1100 54.55%
  • 595/1100 54.09%
  • 590/1100 53.64%
  • 585/1100 53.18%
  • 580/1100 52.73%
  • 575/1100 52.27%
  • 570/1100 51.82%
  • 565/1100 51.36%
  • 560/1100 50.91%
  • 555/1100 50.45%
  • 550/1100 50%

Marks out of 1200 in percentage

  • 1200/1200 100%
  • 1190/1200 99.17%
  • 1180/1200 98.33%
  • 1170/1200 97.5%
  • 1160/1200 96.67%
  • 1150/1200 95.83%
  • 1140/1200 95%
  • 1130/1200 94.17%
  • 1120/1200 93.33%
  • 1110/1200 92.5%
  • 1100/1200 91.67%
  • 1090/1200 90.83%
  • 1080/1200 90%
  • 1070/1200 89.17%
  • 1060/1200 88.33%
  • 1050/1200 87.5%
  • 1040/1200 86.67%
  • 1030/1200 85.83%
  • 1020/1200 85%
  • 1010/1200 84.17%
  • 1000/1200 83.33%
  • 990/1200 82.5%
  • 980/1200 81.67%
  • 970/1200 80.83%
  • 960/1200 80%
  • 950/1200 79.17%
  • 940/1200 78.33%
  • 930/1200 77.5%
  • 920/1200 76.67%
  • 910/1200 75.83%
  • 900/1200 75%
  • 890/1200 74.17%
  • 880/1200 73.33%
  • 870/1200 72.5%
  • 860/1200 71.67%
  • 850/1200 70.83%
  • 840/1200 70%
  • 830/1200 69.17%
  • 820/1200 68.33%
  • 810/1200 67.5%
  • 800/1200 66.67%
  • 790/1200 65.83%
  • 780/1200 65%
  • 770/1200 64.17%
  • 760/1200 63.33%
  • 750/1200 62.5%
  • 740/1200 61.67%
  • 730/1200 60.83%
  • 720/1200 60%
  • 710/1200 59.17%
  • 700/1200 58.33%
  • 690/1200 57.5%
  • 680/1200 56.67%
  • 670/1200 55.83%
  • 660/1200 55%
  • 650/1200 54.17%
  • 640/1200 53.33%
  • 630/1200 52.5%
  • 620/1200 51.67%
  • 610/1200 50.83%
  • 600/1200 50%

Percentages are rounded to two decimal places. Formula: marks obtained ÷ total marks × 100.

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate the percentage of my marks?

Divide the marks you obtained by the total marks and multiply by 100. For 356 out of 425, that is 356 ÷ 425 × 100 = 83.76%.

How do I calculate percentage for multiple subjects?

Add the marks obtained in every subject, add the total marks of every subject, then divide the first sum by the second and multiply by 100. This calculator does that automatically.

Should I round my percentage?

Keep at least two decimal places while calculating. Many schools round to the nearest whole number only on the final certificate, and some never round up. If a grade boundary matters, check your institution’s rounding rule.

What is the pass percentage?

It depends on the system: 33% for Pakistan boards and CBSE, usually 40% for UK universities, and 60% (D-) for most US schools. Many universities set a higher pass mark for individual modules.

How do I convert percentage to GPA?

There is no universal formula. On a US 4.0 scale, 90%+ is roughly 4.0, 80–89% about 3.0, 70–79% about 2.0 and 60–69% about 1.0. For your actual GPA from letter grades, use the GPA & CGPA calculator.

What if my paper has negative marking?

Enter your final marks after deductions. The percentage formula is the same once negative marks have been applied.

What is the difference between percentage and percentile?

Percentage shows how many marks you scored out of the total. Percentile shows how you ranked against other candidates. A 90th percentile means you did better than 90% of test takers, whatever your raw percentage.

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