Grade Calculator

Calculate your final grade, GPA, and letter grade with our comprehensive grade calculator. Add multiple assignments, tests, and weighted grades for accurate academic results.

Calculate Your Grade

How It Works

Follow these simple steps to calculate your final grade accurately

1

Enter Your Grades

Input your assignment names, scores received, total points, and weight percentages for each grade component.

2

Add Multiple Items

Click "Add More Grade" to include additional assignments, tests, quizzes, or projects in your calculation.

3

Get Instant Results

Click "Calculate Grade" to see your final percentage, letter grade, and GPA equivalent instantly.

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Understanding Grade Calculations

Weighted vs Unweighted Grades

Weighted grades assign different importance levels to various assignments. For example, a final exam might be worth 40% of your grade while homework is only 20%.

Common Grading Scales

A: 90-100%4.0 GPA
B: 80-89%3.0 GPA
C: 70-79%2.0 GPA
D: 60-69%1.0 GPA
F: Below 60%0.0 GPA

Grade Improvement Tips

  • Focus on high-weight assignments like finals and major projects
  • Maintain consistent performance across all grade categories
  • Use extra credit opportunities when available
  • Seek help early if you're struggling with course material

Grade Calculation Formula

Weighted Grade Formula:

Final Grade = Σ(Grade × Weight) / Σ(Weight)

Where each grade is multiplied by its weight percentage, then all results are summed and divided by the total weight.

Example Calculation:

Midterm (30%): 85/100 25.5 points
Final Project (40%): 92/100 36.8 points
Homework (30%): 88/100 26.4 points
Final Grade: 88.7%

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about grade calculations and our calculator

Weighted grades assign different importance levels to various assignments. Enter the weight percentage for each grade component, and our calculator will automatically compute your final grade using the weighted average formula. The total weight should equal 100%.

Our calculator uses the standard 4.0 GPA scale: A (90-100%) = 4.0, B (80-89%) = 3.0, C (70-79%) = 2.0, D (60-69%) = 1.0, F (below 60%) = 0.0. Letter grades include plus and minus variations for more precise grading.

Currently, the calculator doesn't save data between sessions for privacy reasons. However, you can take a screenshot of your results or manually record them. We recommend bookmarking this page for easy access to recalculate when needed.

Our grade calculator uses precise mathematical formulas and provides accurate results to two decimal places. However, different institutions may use slightly different grading scales or rounding methods, so always verify with your school's official grading policy.

The calculator will still compute your grade, but the result may not be accurate. For best results, ensure your weight percentages total 100%. If you're missing some assignments, you can leave those fields empty or enter 0 for the score.

Yes! Our grade calculator is fully responsive and works perfectly on smartphones, tablets, and desktop computers. The interface automatically adapts to your screen size for optimal usability on any device.

GPA (Grade Point Average) is calculated on a 4.0 scale where 4.0 represents an A average. A 3.0 GPA equals a B average, 2.0 equals a C average, and so on. Most colleges consider a 3.0 or higher as good academic standing.

Absolutely! All calculations are performed locally in your browser, and we don't store any of your grade data on our servers. Your academic information remains completely private and secure.

This calculator is designed for individual course grades. For multiple courses, calculate each course separately, then use our GPA Calculator to combine them with credit hours. You can open multiple tabs to work on different courses simultaneously.

Percentage grades show your exact numerical score (e.g., 87.5%), while letter grades group scores into categories (A, B, C, etc.). Letter grades are often used for transcripts and GPA calculations, while percentages provide more precise performance measurement.