Easy Grader
Turn wrong or correct answers into an instant percentage score and generate a complete grading table for up to 500 questions.
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Easy Grader
Quick test score & table generatorResults update instantly — transparent formulas, clear results.
Your results will appear here
Fill in your question count and select “Calculate score” to see your percentage and grading table.
GRADING LOGIC
How does the Easy Grader work?
This test grade calculator uses whole question counts. Enter the total and either wrong or correct answers to find the test percentage, then use the grading table to check every possible score for the same quiz or exam.
Formula
Correct answers = total questions − wrong answers.
Percentage = (correct answers ÷ total questions) × 100
Worked example: 40-Question Exam
Question counts must be whole numbers between 1 and 500. Letter grade boundaries vary across school districts and syllabi, so the percentage score is calculated with complete mathematical precision.
40
Exam size6
Deductions34
40 − 685.0%
Solid Pass (B)What the result means
- Your percentage shows how many questions you answered correctly.
- The grading table below shows every possible score for the same test length.
- Rounding only affects the display — full precision is used internally.
Easy Grader vs Grade Calculator
- Easy Grader: total questions, wrong answers, percentage, and a complete grading table.
- Grade Calculator: weighted categories, coursework, and an overall current grade.
- Use the right tool for how your work is actually scored.
Why this calculator is reliable
Built on transparent formulas, carefully tested examples, and clear assumptions so you can trust the results.
Documented formulas
We use proven math and clearly stated methods.
Fast classroom use
Designed for quick, everyday grading tasks.
Transparent method
Step-by-step logic with no hidden adjustments.
No hidden adjustments
What you enter is what we use — nothing else.
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Formula behavior follows our calculation methodology. Last reviewed: August 15, 2026.