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85%
Letter Grade: B
Total Questions 20
Correct 17
Wrong 3

What Is the Easy Grader Calculator?

The Easy Grader Calculator is a fast grading tool for teachers, tutors, and students. Instead of doing mental math for every paper, you simply enter the total number of questions on the test and how many a student got wrong. The calculator instantly returns the grade as a percentage and a standard A–F letter grade. It works for quizzes, exams, worksheets, and homework of any size.

How to Use It

Enter the Total Questions on the assessment, then enter the Number Wrong (the points or items the student missed). Press calculate to see the percentage score, the matching letter grade, and a breakdown of correct vs. wrong answers. Reuse it for every student by changing only the number wrong.

The Formula Explained

The grade is the share of correct answers expressed as a percentage:

$$\text{Grade} = \frac{\text{Total} - \text{Wrong}}{\text{Total}} \times 100\%$$

First the wrong answers are subtracted from the total to find how many were correct. That correct count is divided by the total and multiplied by 100 to convert it into a percentage. Letter grades follow the common US scale: 90+ = A, 80–89 = B, 70–79 = C, 60–69 = D, below 60 = F.

Diagram showing total questions minus wrong answers divided by total, times 100, giving a grade percentage
The grading formula: correct answers as a fraction of total, scaled to a percentage.

Worked Example

Suppose a quiz has 20 questions and a student misses 3. Correct = \(20 - 3 = 17\). $$\text{Grade} = \frac{17}{20} \times 100 = 85\%$$ That falls in the 80–89 range, so the letter grade is a B.

Worked example: 25 total questions with 3 wrong yielding an 88 percent grade
Worked example: 3 wrong out of 25 questions equals 88%.

FAQ

Can I use partial points instead of whole questions? Yes — enter the total possible points as "Total Questions" and points lost as "Number Wrong"; the percentage math is the same.

What if a student gets everything right? With 0 wrong, the grade is 100% (an A).

Are the letter grade cutoffs fixed? They use the standard A/B/C/D/F scale (90/80/70/60). Your school's scale may differ slightly, but the percentage shown lets you apply any cutoff.

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