When to use the marks to percentage calculator
Most boards, universities, and schools award raw marks rather than percentages. To compare results across institutions, decide whether you cleared a percentage cut-off, or fill out a job application that asks for a percentage, you need to convert those marks. The marks to percentage calculator at allgradecalculator.com handles any number of subjects with any maximum marks per subject.
Step-by-step
- List every subject (or assignment) on its own row.
- Type the marks you received in the Marks column.
- Type the maximum marks for that subject in the Out of column.
- Read the total, percentage, and letter grade in the result tiles.
How letter grades are assigned
The letter grade tile uses the standard US plus-minus scale: A+ at 97%+, A at 93–96%, A− at 90–92%, B+ at 87–89%, B at 83–86%, and so on down to F below 60%. If your school uses a different scale, the percentage number is the universal one to cite.
Tips
- Round only the final percentage — never round individual marks before summing.
- Include practical and theory marks separately if your transcript splits them.
- If your school drops the lowest score, simply omit that row.
- For Pakistan / Indian school boards with custom scales, see the matric percentage calculator or CBSE calculator instead.