Marks percentage calculator.
Type your marks to see your overall percentage, your best-of-five percentage, and any subject below the 33% pass mark.
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How it is worked out.
Overall percentage
Total marks scored, divided by the total maximum marks, times 100.
Best of five
The five subjects with the highest percentages, averaged. With five subjects or fewer, it equals the overall figure.
Pass mark
Any subject under 33% is flagged, the minimum CBSE has set for passing a subject.
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How do I calculate my percentage?
Add the marks you scored, divide by the total maximum marks, and multiply by 100. For 412 out of 500, that is 412 ÷ 500 × 100 = 82.4%.
What is the best-of-five percentage?
The average of your five highest-scoring subjects. Many colleges and forms ask for it when you have taken six subjects; check what yours asks for.
What is the pass mark in CBSE?
33% in each subject, counting theory and internal assessment together, as CBSE has set for many years. Check the latest rules for your year on cbse.gov.in.
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