About this calculator
The result also shows the division band commonly used in India and the equivalent CGPA.
How to use it
- Enter marks and the maximum for each subject.
- Leave unused rows empty.
- Read the percentage.
The formula
Percentage = total marks obtained ÷ total maximum marks × 100
- division
- Distinction 75%+, First 60%+, Second 45%+, Pass 33%+ (common bands)
Worked example
Five subjects out of 100 each
- Marks 86, 78, 92, 69 and 88: total 413 out of 500.
- Percentage = 413 ÷ 500 × 100 = 82.6%, Distinction.
What the result means
Some boards and colleges use the best five subjects; enter only those if that applies to you.
Assumptions
- All subjects count equally per mark.
Limitations
- Division bands and pass marks differ between boards and universities.
Frequently asked questions
How do I calculate percentage of marks?
Total marks obtained ÷ total maximum × 100.
What percentage is first division?
60% or more under the common scheme.
What are pass marks?
Often 33% for school boards; universities vary.
Last reviewed on 3 October 2026. Found a mistake? Tell us.