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Quiz Grade Calculator

Calculate your quiz percentage, letter grade, correct answers, incorrect answers and pass or fail result in seconds.

Calculate Your Quiz Grade

Enter the total number of quiz questions and how many you answered correctly. The calculator will instantly calculate your complete quiz result.

Enter the total number of questions in the quiz.
Enter the number of questions answered correctly.
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What Is a Quiz Grade Calculator?

A Quiz Grade Calculator is a simple tool that converts the number of correct answers on a quiz into a percentage score and letter grade. It can also show how many answers were incorrect and whether the score meets a selected passing grade.

Instead of manually dividing correct answers by total questions, you can enter both values and receive the complete result instantly.

Enter Questions

Add the total number of questions included in your quiz.

Add Correct Answers

Enter how many questions you answered correctly.

Get Your Grade

See your percentage, letter grade, wrong answers and pass or fail status.

How Does the Quiz Grade Calculator Work?

The calculator divides the number of correct answers by the total number of quiz questions. It then multiplies that value by 100 to convert the result into a percentage.

Quiz Grade (%) = (Correct Answers ÷ Total Questions) × 100

Quiz Grade Example

Suppose your quiz contains 20 questions.

You answer 17 questions correctly.

The calculation is:

(17 ÷ 20) × 100 = 85%

Using the default grading scale, an 85% quiz score corresponds to a B.

How to Use the Quiz Grade Calculator

  1. Enter total questions.
    Add the total number of questions on your quiz.
  2. Enter correct answers.
    Add the number of questions you answered correctly.
  3. Choose your passing grade.
    The default is 60%, but you can change it.
  4. Select decimal precision.
    Choose how many decimal places you want in your percentage.
  5. Calculate your grade.
    Click Calculate Quiz Grade to see your complete result.
  6. Copy your result.
    Use the copy icon in the result box to copy your quiz results to the clipboard.

Quiz Letter Grade Scale

This calculator uses a common A–F grading scale. Individual teachers and educational institutions may use different grade boundaries.

Quiz Percentage Letter Grade
90% – 100% A
80% – 89.99% B
70% – 79.99% C
60% – 69.99% D
Below 60% F

How Are Wrong Answers Calculated?

When each quiz question has the same value, incorrect answers are calculated by subtracting correct answers from the total number of questions.

Wrong Answers = Total Questions − Correct Answers

Quiz Percentage vs. Letter Grade

Your quiz percentage is the mathematical percentage of questions answered correctly. A letter grade converts that percentage into a category such as A, B, C, D or F.

The percentage itself comes directly from your quiz result, while the letter grade depends on the grading scale used by your teacher or school.

Note: Some quizzes use weighted questions, partial credit, bonus points or custom grading scales. In those cases, check your teacher's grading policy for the official result.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate my quiz grade?
Divide the number of correct answers by the total number of quiz questions and multiply the result by 100.
How do I calculate wrong answers on a quiz?
Subtract your correct answers from the total number of quiz questions to find the number of wrong answers.
What grade is 80% on a quiz?
On the default scale used by this calculator, 80% corresponds to a B. Your teacher or school may use a different scale.
Can I change the passing quiz grade?
Yes. Enter your required passing percentage in the Passing Grade field before calculating your result.
Can I copy my calculated quiz result?
Yes. After calculating your grade, click the copy icon in the result box to copy your complete quiz result.
Do all schools use the same quiz grading scale?
No. Grading scales can vary by teacher, course, school and educational institution.