Grade Calculator

Convert marks into a grade. The calculator shows the grade on the 10-point scale used by many Indian universities, with grade points, and the US letter grade.

Results update as you type.

Grade (10-point scale)

A (Very good)

8 grade points at 72%

Percentage
72%
US letter grade
C−

Bands vary between universities; check your university’s ordinance.

Typical 10-point grading bands

Typical 10-point grading bands
MarksGradePoints
90–100O (Outstanding)10
80–89A+ (Excellent)9
70–79A (Very good)8
60–69B+ (Good)7
55–59B (Above average)6
50–54C (Average)5
40–49P (Pass)4
0–39F (Fail)0

About this calculator

Bands vary between universities, so the full table is shown to compare with your own.

How to use it

  1. Enter your marks.
  2. Enter the maximum marks.
  3. Read the grade.

The formula

Percentage = marks ÷ maximum × 100, then read the grade from the bands
O
90 and above, 10 points
A+
80–89, 9 points
P
40–49, 4 points

Worked example

72 out of 100

  1. Percentage = 72%.
  2. Grade A (Very good), 8 grade points; US letter grade C−.

What the result means

Use the SGPA calculator to combine grade points across subjects.

Assumptions

  • Absolute grading.

Limitations

  • Relative grading and university-specific bands are not modelled.

Frequently asked questions

What percentage is an O grade?

Typically 90% and above.

How many points is A+?

9 on the 10-point scale.

Why is my US grade lower?

US letter bands start higher; 72% is a C− there.

Last reviewed on 3 October 2026. Found a mistake? Tell us.