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    Percentage Grade Calculator

    Convert any score to a percentage, letter grade, and GPA equivalent.

    Grade Tools
    Academic
    Grade Calculator
    Enter your points to calculate your percentage grade, letter grade, and GPA

    How to Calculate Percentage Grades

    Guide
    Basic Formula

    Percentage = (Points Earned ÷ Points Possible) × 100

    For example, if you earned 85 points out of 100 possible points, your percentage would be:

    (85 ÷ 100) × 100 = 85%

    Step-by-Step Instructions
    1. Enter the number of points you earned on the assignment or test
    2. Enter the total number of points possible
    3. Select your preferred grading scale (Standard or Plus/Minus)
    4. Click "Calculate Grade"
    5. View your percentage, letter grade, and GPA equivalent
    Standard Grading Scale
    A
    90-100%
    Excellent
    B
    80-89%
    Good
    C
    70-79%
    Satisfactory
    D
    60-69%
    Passing
    F
    0-59%
    Failing
    Plus/Minus Grading Scale
    A+
    97-100%
    A
    93-96%
    A-
    90-92%
    B+
    87-89%
    B
    83-86%
    B-
    80-82%
    C+
    77-79%
    C
    73-76%
    C-
    70-72%
    D+
    67-69%
    D
    63-66%
    D-
    60-62%
    F
    0-59%
    Tips for Using This Calculator

    For Accuracy

    • You can use decimal points for partial credit (e.g., 8.5 out of 10)
    • Double-check your input values before calculating
    • Use the correct grading scale for your institution
    • For weighted grades, calculate each category separately

    For Convenience

    • Your calculation history is saved locally on your device
    • Use the "View Detailed Results" button to see more information
    • The "Copy Results" button copies your results to the clipboard
    • Click on any history item to reuse those values

    Common Percentage Calculations

    Find pre-calculated results for common grade combinations. Click on any combination to see detailed results.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Grade Visualization
    See how different scores affect your grade
    0%
    F
    25%
    F
    50%
    F
    75%
    C
    100%
    A

    What You Need to Pass

    To achieve a passing grade (D or higher), you need to score at least 60% on your assessment.

    On a 10-point test:
    You need at least 6 points
    On a 20-point test:
    You need at least 12 points
    On a 50-point test:
    You need at least 30 points
    On a 100-point test:
    You need at least 60 points
    Quick Search
    Find a specific grade calculation
    Popular Denominators
    Common point totals
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    Grade Insights

    Grade Distribution

    A
    90-100%
    B
    80-89%
    C
    70-79%
    D
    60-69%
    F
    0-59%

    GPA Impact

    Your grade in this course will affect your GPA based on the credit hours. A 3-credit course with an A (4.0) adds 12 grade points to your total.

    Study Tips

    • • Focus on high-value assignments
    • • Track your progress regularly
    • • Ask for help early if struggling
    • • Review feedback on past work
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