Calculate current grades, weighted category grades, final exam targets, teacher grading charts, printable gradebook pages, and spreadsheet-ready grade trackers in one free tool. Print as PDF or export to Excel, CSV, Word, or Google Sheets.
Weighted grade calculator
Student Name · Current Term
| Class | Assignment | Category | Earned | Possible | % | Grade | Weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Math | — | — | ||||||
| Science | — | — | ||||||
| English | — | — | ||||||
| History | — | — | ||||||
| Math | — | — | ||||||
| Science | — | — | ||||||
| English | — | — | ||||||
| History | — | — |
These results are planning estimates based on the scores you enter. Schools and teachers may use different grading rules, rounding, extra credit, late policies, or category weights.
earned points ÷ possible points × 100sum(row percentage × weight) ÷ total weight(target − current × completed weight) ÷ final exam weight| A+ | 97–100 |
|---|---|
| A | 93–96 |
| A- | 90–92 |
| B+ | 87–89 |
| B | 83–86 |
| B- | 80–82 |
| C+ | 77–79 |
| C | 73–76 |
| C- | 70–72 |
| D | 60–69 |
| F | Below 60 |
Use this as a common reference only. Your school, district, college, or teacher may use a different scale.
Grade tracking works best when it sits beside assignment planning. Use the Assignment Tracker for due dates and missing work, then use this page for points, percentages, final targets, and gradebook records.
Use the grade tracker and calculator when a student, parent, teacher, or homeschool family needs to calculate current grades, track points, estimate final exam targets, or print a gradebook page. The tool combines a weighted grade calculator, points tracker, final grade what-if calculator, teacher EZ grader, printable gradebook, and spreadsheet-ready export in one page.
Switch between weighted grade calculator, final grade target, student grade tracker, teacher gradebook, points tracker, EZ grader, and spreadsheet gradebook.
Add class names, subject names, or a student roster depending on whether the page is for one student or a teacher gradebook.
Enter points earned, points possible, assignment categories, and optional percentage weights for weighted grade calculations.
Use a standard A+ / A / A- scale or a simpler A / B / C / D / F scale.
Estimate what score is needed on a final exam based on current grade, target grade, and final exam weight.
Print as PDF, copy to Google Sheets, or download CSV, Word .doc, or a multi-sheet Excel workbook with dashboard, assignments, courses, weekly planner, missing-work, and settings tabs.
Track assignment scores by class or subject so students can see current standing across a term.
Calculate a grade when quizzes, tests, homework, labs, projects, or exams have different category weights.
Estimate what score is needed on a final exam to reach a target course grade.
Print a simple gradebook sheet with student names, assignments, points, percentages, grades, and notes.
Copy or export a grade tracker to Google Sheets or Excel for sorting, filtering, and long-term records.
Use the grade tracker when scores and course grades matter. Use the assignment tracker for deadlines and status, and the homework tracker for weekly home follow-up.
Best for points earned, percentages, letter grades, category weights, final exam targets, and printable gradebook records.
Best for classes, assignments, due dates, status, priority, days left, and submission tracking.
Best for weekly homework routines, daily checkoffs, reading minutes, and parent signatures.
Best for turning one large project or essay into dated milestones before the due date.
If you only need a printable gradebook, leave score cells blank and write scores by hand.
For simple points-based courses, earned points divided by possible points is usually enough. Add weights only when the syllabus uses weighted categories.
Final grade what-if results depend heavily on the final exam weight, so copy the percentage from the syllabus before trusting the target score.
Points grades use earned points divided by possible points. Weighted grades multiply each row percentage by its weight and divide by total weight. Final exam targets estimate the score needed to reach a goal.
Letter grades vary by school, teacher, district, and college. Use the common scale on this page as a planning reference, not an official grade record.
Weighted grade, final grade, student tracker, points tracker, and EZ grader pages are easier to read in portrait orientation.
Teacher gradebooks and spreadsheet trackers are easier to read in landscape orientation.
Use CSV or Excel export when you want to sort by subject, assignment, percentage, or student name.
It is both. You can leave rows blank for a printable gradebook, or enter points and weights to calculate current grades, letter grades, and final exam targets.
A grade calculator gives a current percentage or target score from points and weights. A grade tracker keeps a reusable record of assignments, tests, points, grades, and notes over time.
Yes. Leave the score rows blank, choose Teacher Gradebook or Student Grade Tracker, and print a clean gradebook page for handwritten records.
Yes. Enter earned points, possible points, and optional weight percentages for rows or categories. The tool shows a weighted grade when weights are provided.
The calculator multiplies each row percentage by its weight, adds those weighted values, then divides by the total weight entered. Always check the category weights from your syllabus or teacher.
Yes. Enter your current grade, target grade, and final exam weight to estimate the score needed on the final.
Yes. Use the teacher gradebook format, add a roster, and print a score table with student names, assignments, points, percentages, grades, and notes.
Yes. Copy the CSV output into Google Sheets or download CSV / Excel files for spreadsheet use.
No. The results are planning estimates based on the numbers you enter. Schools and teachers may use different grade scales, rounding rules, missing-work policies, late penalties, or extra credit.
No. Demo scores are optional sample data only. Replace them with your own scores or clear them for a blank printable grade tracker.