Marks calculator

Calculate percentages, pass targets, and negative marking.

Percentage

Example values. Enter your own marks.

Final Score
75.6%(378 / 500)
PASS
40% Cutoff
200 marks required
Above Target
178 marks margin

Exam score

Useful for bank, placement, and aptitude-style tests with negative marking.

Example values. Enter your own answers.

Net Score
33.75out of 50
Equivalent
67.5%
Accuracy
80%(36/45)
Attempt Rate
90%(45/50)
Formula used: score = (correct × marks per correct) - (wrong × negative per wrong)

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Calculator modes

Percentage
Compare obtained marks with the total to see your percentage instantly.
Pass target
Set the pass percentage to see the required marks and your margin or shortfall.
Exam score
Include correct, wrong, and unattempted answers to calculate accuracy and negative marking.
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Marks Calculator FAQ

Quick answers about percentage, cutoff, and negative-marking calculations.

How do I calculate marks percentage?

Divide obtained marks by total marks, then multiply by 100. For example, 378 out of 500 is 75.6%.

Can this calculator check a passing cutoff?

Yes. Enter the pass percentage and the calculator shows the required marks plus whether your current score is above or below the target.

How does the negative marking calculator work?

It uses the formula score = correct answers times marks per correct minus wrong answers times negative marks per wrong.

Can I share the calculated result?

Yes. Copy or share the generated link to keep the same calculator inputs and result summary.

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