Score Calculator
Input student names and scores, calculate average, ranking, and grade distribution. Export to Excel.
| Rank | Name | Score | Grade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| – | – |
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Score Calculator — Student Grade Analysis
Calculate student scores, averages, rankings, and grade distributions. Customizable grade ranges.
Quick answer: Score Calculator
Score Calculator converts raw points into a result based on the total score or available grading rules. Enter earned and maximum points, then use the result for records or feedback.
- Input
- Earned points, maximum points, and grading settings when available.
- Output
- A percentage and grade summary.
- Know before use
- Results follow the entered formula and are not an automatic academic decision; review weighting, rounding, remediation, and school policy.
- ✓100% free, no sign-up required
- ✓Runs entirely in your browser — no file upload to server
- ✓Fast processing with instant results
- ✓Works on desktop and mobile
- ✓Privacy-first: your data never leaves your device
How to Use
- 1Prepare the input
Earned points, maximum points, and grading settings when available.
- 2Configure and process
Score Calculator converts raw points into a result based on the total score or available grading rules. Enter earned and maximum points, then use the result for records or feedback.
- 3Review the result
A percentage and grade summary.
What do I need to use Score Calculator?
Earned points, maximum points, and grading settings when available.
What does Score Calculator produce?
A percentage and grade summary.
What are the limitations of Score Calculator?
Results follow the entered formula and are not an automatic academic decision; review weighting, rounding, remediation, and school policy.