Target Grade Calculator
Use the received score and reflection ratio to calculate the remaining average needed for the target final score. Separate impossible targets from completed assessments.
Input
Execute directly using the sample value, or try changing the value.
Result
Check the result using the example value.
The default output uses item numbers. If “Include name” is enabled, the content and file name are included.
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Calculation criteria and usage method
Calculate the remaining average score needed for the target score using the already received points and the final applied ratio.
Input example
If 80 points in an assignment equal 20% of the final grade, and 90 points in a midterm exam equal 30%, the already obtained final score is 80×0.2+90×0.3=43 points. If the target is 90 points and the remaining ratio is 50%, (90−43)÷0.5=94 points are needed. A target of 94 points requires 102 points remaining, so it cannot be achieved within a maximum of 100 points.
How to use
- Use the provided example or modify the settings and selected items. Add items to enter multiple evaluations, textbooks, and topics in order.
- Click Check Required Score. Incorrect inputs are moved to the relevant item and field for guidance.
- Check the result and save as CSV. You can import the plan as ICS if needed. If you want to continue input, save a separate JSON backup.
Limitations and interpretation
All ratings are converted to a 100-point scale value. The weighted average of remaining ratings is calculated, and the school’s grading, relative rating, bonus points, and rounding rules are not predicted. Up to 50 completed ratings are allowed; scores and percentages are entered with two decimal places.
Frequently Asked Questions
If there are multiple remaining exams, must I get 94 points?
94 points is the weighted average of the remaining assessments. Even a low score in one assessment can be compensated by higher scores and weighting in other assessments. Individual test score combinations should be checked based on this criterion.
Does it calculate the rounding of A grade or school scores?
Only the weight converted based on 100 points is calculated. Grade boundaries, relative evaluation, additional points, and school rounding rules are not considered. Enter the target score according to actual classes.
Calculation criteria and reference materials
- Calculator.net — Weighted score and remaining evaluation points
Comparison metric for weighted average and remaining points required for the target score. This tool supports percentage input only and uses its own integer rounding rule.
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