Student Calculators
Enter subject totals and obtained marks to get overall percentage, grade, pass/fail status, and a subject-wise breakdown — or find the marks you still need for a target percentage.
Add subjects for a grade, or switch to target mode to see marks still needed. Overall percentage uses combined totals — not an average of subject percentages.
Example board bands for Matric / FSc. Pass mark is 33% in each subject. Overall Pass requires every subject to pass. Confirm the current gazette for your board.
Last verified: 12 October 2026 · Source: Common FBISE / BISE Matric and FSc grading scheme (example)
Pakistan defaults to the Matric / FSc board example. Presets marked (verify) are planning examples — confirm the current gazette.
Add subjects with total and obtained marks for overall percentage, grade, and pass/fail.
| Subject Name | Total Marks | Obtained Marks | Remove |
|---|
Enter marks you already have and the remaining paper total to see what you still need.
Enter subjects and press Calculate to see percentage and grade.
Overall percentage
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Calculation
Percentage, grade and pass/fail for each subject.
| Subject | Obtained | Total | Percentage | Grade | Status |
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This marks and grade calculator adds every subject’s obtained marks and every subject’s total marks, then converts the combined totals into a percentage. That approach stays accurate when subjects use different maximums.
Overall percentage formula
Percentage = Total Obtained Marks ÷ Total Maximum Marks × 100
Do not average subject percentages when totals differ.
Marks needed for a target T%
Needed = (T ÷ 100) × (Current total + Remaining total) − Current obtained
The table follows the selected preset. Board presets marked (verify) are examples only.
| Percentage | Grade | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 80–100 | A+ | Outstanding |
| 70–79.99 | A | Excellent |
| 60–69.99 | B | Very Good |
| 50–59.99 | C | Good |
| 40–49.99 | D | Fair |
| 33–39.99 | E | Pass |
| Below 33 | F | Fail |
Example board bands for Matric / FSc. Pass mark is 33% in each subject. Overall Pass requires every subject to pass. Confirm the current gazette for your board.
English 85/100, Mathematics 72/100, Computer 91/100:
Total obtained = 85 + 72 + 91 = 248
Total marks = 100 + 100 + 100 = 300
Percentage = 248 ÷ 300 × 100 = 82.67%
Grade = A on the default scale
Target example: 340/400 so far, remaining paper 100, target 80%. Need (0.80 × 500) − 340 = 60 marks on the last paper.
If one subject is 80/100 and another is 45/50, the correct overall result is 125 ÷ 150 × 100 = 83.33%. Averaging 80% and 90% would incorrectly give 85%.
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Overall percentage is total obtained marks divided by total maximum marks, then multiplied by 100. Subjects with different totals are weighted correctly — we do not average subject percentages.
Pakistan defaults to the Matric / FSc board example: 80 / 70 / 60 / 50 / 40 / 33 with a 33% pass mark. You can switch to University / General percentage (50% pass) or another region’s example scale. Always confirm your board gazette.
Yes. Total and obtained marks accept decimal values, and results use precise arithmetic before display rounding.
That row is invalid. Obtained marks cannot exceed total marks, and the calculator will not produce a result until the values are corrected.
No. You can mix totals such as 100 and 50. The overall percentage still uses combined obtained and combined total marks.
No. The Pakistan Board (Matric/FSc) example uses a 33% pass mark in each subject, and overall Pass only if every subject passes. University / General percentage uses 50%. Treat results as a helper, not an official transcript.
Those bands are planning examples. Check Last verified on the page and confirm the current FBISE or BISE gazette before you treat a letter grade as official.
Some boards print A-1 / E / U and others print A+ / E / F. The cut-offs stay 80 / 70 / 60 / 50 / 40 / 33 — only the letters change.
Open “Marks needed for target %”. Enter marks you already have, the remaining paper total, and the overall percentage you want. The tool solves: needed = (target ÷ 100) × (current total + remaining total) − current obtained.