Weighted grade calculator
Add category scores and syllabus weights. See your grade so far and the average needed on the work still to come.
How it works
A worked example
An 80% score in a category worth 20% contributes 16 course percentage points. If it is your only graded work, your current average is 80%, not 16%.
Assumptions to check
Leave a score empty for ungraded work. Use the category average supplied by your course. Weights must not exceed 100%. Any unallocated weight is also treated as remaining work.
Read all calculation notes ↗A few useful answers
Does an empty score count as zero?
No. An empty score is ungraded. Enter 0 explicitly when the assessment has a recorded zero.
Can I average the assignments within each category?
Follow your syllabus. Some categories pool points and others average percentages. Enter the correct category average here.
Planning estimates, not official academic results. Your course and institution set the rules.
From this result to your next step.
Keep missing work separate from a zero
Use an empty score for work that has not been graded. Enter zero only when it is a recorded result. If a category average includes several assessments, calculate it using the method in your syllabus before entering it here.
Look at the remaining course weight
The normalized average tells you how marked work is going. It does not mean the same percentage of the whole course is already secured. Use the remaining average to decide which target is still mathematically available.
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