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Marks percentage calculator

Enter marks for each subject and see your total and overall percentage at once.

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Enter your marks for at least one subject to see the percentage.

Formula: percentage = total marks obtained ÷ total maximum marks × 100

  • Subjects with no marks entered are left out of both totals.
  • Rounded to 2 decimal places. Some boards drop a subject or use best-of-five; remove that subject here to match.

How to use it

  1. 01Enter the marks you got and the maximum marks for each subject.
  2. 02Add or remove subject rows to match your marksheet.
  3. 03Read the total and the overall percentage.
Example

78/100, 85/100, 40/50

203 of 250 = 81.2%

About this tool

List your subjects with the marks obtained and the maximum for each, and the calculator adds them up and divides the total obtained by the total maximum. Because every subject has its own maximum, practicals and papers out of 50 or 80 are handled correctly, which a simple average of percentages would get wrong.

Each row also shows its own percentage. Leave a subject blank to leave it out, which is how you match boards that count best-of-five subjects: drop the lowest one. Marks above the maximum are flagged instead of calculated.

Boards and universities may round differently or apply grace marks, so the official result can differ slightly. Nothing is saved or uploaded. To convert a CGPA, use the CGPA to percentage calculator.

हिंदी में मदद

हर विषय में प्राप्तांक और पूर्णांक डालें और कुल अंक तथा कुल प्रतिशत तुरंत देखें। विषय जोड़ या हटा सकते हैं, और हर विषय का अलग प्रतिशत भी दिखता है। बोर्ड के नियम अलग हों तो आधिकारिक नतीजा थोड़ा अलग हो सकता है।

Questions

How do I calculate percentage from total marks?

Divide the total marks obtained by the total maximum marks and multiply by 100. 203 out of 250 is 203 ÷ 250 × 100 = 81.2%.

Can subjects have different maximum marks?

Yes. Each row has its own "out of" value, and the overall percentage is based on the totals, not an average of subject percentages.

How do I leave out my worst subject?

Clear the marks for that subject, or remove its row. Blank subjects are not counted.

Will this match my board's result?

Usually, but boards can apply grace marks, rounding rules or best-of rules. The marksheet is final.