Accumulated
This is the contribution already made to 100% of the course. If little weight has been graded, this number may look low even when your performance is good.
Math
Weighted grade calculator
Calculate your accumulated grade, review pending weight and estimate what you need to reach your target.
Assessments
Enter course grades, weights and pending assessments.
Contribution details
Details will appear after a valid calculation.
Publicidad
Quick example
Assignments worth 30% with a 9, an exam worth 40% with an 8 and a project worth 30% with a 10 produce a final grade of 8.9.
Graded average
Summarizes only graded work. It helps assess current performance without penalizing pending work.
Target
Calculates the average needed on remaining work to finish with the target grade.
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You can also review one pending assessment or credit-weighted averages.
Frequently asked questions
What does weighted grade mean?
Each activity contributes according to its weight. An assignment worth 10% has less influence than an exam worth 40%, even when both use the same scale.
Do the weights have to add up to 100%?
Ideally, yes. If they add up to less, the calculator shows the unassigned weight; if they exceed 100%, it shows the excess so you can correct it.
What if I have pending assessments?
Mark them as pending and enter an optional estimated grade. You can also calculate the average needed across all remaining weight to reach a target.
How do I calculate the grade needed on the final exam?
Enter graded assessments, mark the exam as pending and add your target grade. The calculator divides the remaining points by the remaining weight.
Can I use a 0-to-100 scale?
Yes. Use a 0–10, 0–100 or custom scale with your school's maximum grade.