Grade Calculator

    Compute your overall grade from assignments, quizzes, exams, and projects.

    Course Components

    About Weighted Grades

    Weighted grading allows instructors to assign different importance to various components of a course — such as exams, assignments, projects, and participation — based on their contribution to the overall performance. This tool simplifies that process by automatically applying each component’s weight and calculating your overall grade.

    For example, if tests are worth 50%, homework 30%, and projects 20%, your total grade reflects each area’s relative contribution. The sum of all weights should ideally equal 100%, but the calculator can normalize values if they don’t.

    • Enter each component with its score, maximum marks, and weight percentage.
    • The tool automatically converts raw scores to percentages and multiplies by the assigned weights.
    • If weights don’t total 100%, results are scaled to maintain proper proportionality.
    • Use the grade converter to interpret the final percentage as a letter grade (A, B, C, etc.) based on your institution’s grading scale.

    Weighted grading provides a more accurate reflection of performance by emphasizing the most critical parts of the coursework. Always confirm how your instructor or institution applies weighting before finalizing calculations.