Mark Percentage Calculator – Calculate Exam Marks Percentage Online

Mark Percentage Calculator

Calculate your exam marks percentage quickly and accurately with our free online tool. Perfect for students, teachers, and educational purposes.

Calculate Your Percentage

Marks Obtained

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Total Marks

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Your Result

Grade

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How to Calculate Percentage

The formula to calculate percentage is:

Percentage = (Marks Obtained / Total Marks) × 100

Example: If you scored 85 out of 100 marks:

(85 ÷ 100) × 100 = 85%

Our calculator automatically applies this formula to give you accurate results instantly.

About Percentage Calculation

What is Percentage?

Percentage is a way of expressing a number as a fraction of 100. It is denoted using the percent sign (%). In education, percentages are commonly used to represent marks obtained in exams.

Why Calculate Percentage?

Calculating percentage helps in comparing performance across different subjects or exams with varying total marks. It provides a standardized way to evaluate academic performance.

Grading System

Most educational institutions use percentage ranges to assign grades. Common grading includes A+ (90-100%), A (80-89%), B (70-79%), C (60-69%), D (50-59%), and F (below 50%).

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is this percentage calculator? +

Our percentage calculator provides 100% accurate results based on the standard percentage formula. It calculates up to two decimal places for precision.

Can I calculate percentage for multiple subjects? +

Yes, you can calculate percentage for individual subjects or overall performance by entering the appropriate obtained and total marks.

Is this calculator free to use? +

Absolutely! Our mark percentage calculator is completely free to use with no registration required.

What if I enter marks obtained greater than total marks? +

Our calculator includes validation that will show an error if you enter marks obtained greater than total marks, as this is not possible in real scenarios.