Grade Calculator: Marks to CBSE Grade, University Grade or Your Own Scale

Enter your marks to see the grade and grade point. Choose CBSE, a university 10-point scale, or type your school's own grade table.

Your grade

B1

Pass
Percentage
78%
Grade point
8
Band
71–80 %

CBSE 9-point (CCE) ranges. Class X and XII board grades are given by rank, so they may differ.

Grade table
GradeMarks %Grade point
A191–10010
A281–909
B171–808
B261–707
C151–606
C241–505
D33–404
E121–32—
E20–20—

How to use

  1. Enter marks obtained and maximum marks.
  2. Choose CBSE 9-point, University 10-point or Custom.
  3. For Custom, type one band per line: minimum % and grade, like 90 A+.

Good to know

CBSE 9-point scale (used under CCE for classes IX and X): A1 91–100 (grade point 10), A2 81–90 (9), B1 71–80 (8), B2 61–70 (7), C1 51–60 (6), C2 41–50 (5), D 33–40 (4), E1 21–32 and E2 0–20 (needs improvement). Many schools still use it for internal results.

For Class X and XII board results, CBSE now awards grades by rank among passed students in each subject (for example, A1 to the top one-eighth), so a fixed mark range can differ from your board grade. The university scale is a common UGC CBCS-style mapping (O 90+, A+ 80–89 … P 40–44, F below 40); your university's ordinance may differ.

The custom table lets you match your school, college or coaching institute exactly. Enter the lowest percentage for each grade; the tool sorts the bands for you.

Questions

What grade is 78% in CBSE?

B1, with a grade point of 8, on the 9-point scale (71–80).

What is the A1 grade in CBSE?

A1 is 91–100 marks with a grade point of 10, the highest grade.

What does E1 or E2 mean?

Below 33%, which means the subject needs improvement (not passed) on the 9-point scale.

Why is my board grade different from this?

CBSE board exam grades for classes X and XII are positional (based on rank among passed students), so they can differ from fixed ranges. Your marksheet is final.

Can I use my college's grading?

Yes. Choose Custom and type each grade with its minimum percentage.

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