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Marks Percentage Calculator
This calculator converts test marks to percentages. It can be used to quickly calculate the percentage of one or more test grades (marks), and the maximum number of marks.
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Table of contents
| ◦How do you calculate the percentage of marks? |
| ◦How to calculate the average percentage score of a class |
How do you calculate the percentage of marks?
Basic arithmetic with proportions is necessary to find the percentage of marks. To find the percentage of a single mark, divide it by the maximum mark possible and multiply that number by 100. Multiply the total number of marks by finding their sum. Next, divide this total by the maximum number of marks from which they were obtained. To convert percent, multiply the sum by 100. This can be done by hand using the formulae below or using our mark percentage calculator.
If an exam has one section, and the maximum score for that section is 25, then a student scoring 18 should enter 18 in the first input box and 25 in field two, and click "Calculate". If the exam has three sections or the student was scored on three subjects, then enter the scores in the first input field and the second in the second. Next, click "Calculate". 300 if each test has a score ceiling of 100.
How to calculate the average percentage score of a class
This method can be extended to include calculations for percentages scored by whole classes of students on test materials or across subject areas. It can also be used to calculate educators' success rates. If there are 20 students in a class enter the 20 marks in the "Scored calculator field (separate with spaces or commas), and then the maximum score (e.g. If each student is able to get a maximum score of 40 points, 20x40 = 800.
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Published: Sun Jul 17 2022
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