Marks Percentage Calculator

Use one subject per line with the name, obtained marks and maximum separated by vertical bars. The maximum can differ between practical and theory subjects.

How it works

Use one subject per line with the name, obtained marks and maximum separated by vertical bars. The maximum can differ between practical and theory subjects.

Choose the right inputs

The percentage is total obtained divided by total possible marks. It is not an unweighted average of subject percentages when maxima differ.

Understand the output

Zero obtained marks are valid, while a subject maximum must be positive. Marks above the maximum are rejected so an accidental extra digit cannot inflate the score.

Use the result carefully

Boards and universities can have specific best-of, grade-point or exclusion rules. Include only the subjects required by the application you are completing.

Marks Percentage Calculator FAQs

Obtained marks must be between zero and the maximum. Grade cutoffs and CGPA conversion are not assumed.
Marks of 72, 85 and 91 out of 100 each total 248/300, or 82.67%.
The percentage is total obtained divided by total possible marks. It is not an unweighted average of subject percentages when maxima differ. Marks of 72, 85 and 91 out of 100 each total 248/300, or 82.67%.