Vol. I · Grade Tools · Free · No Signup · Issue 01 · 2026
Track every assignment, see the big picture

The grade calculator with every category.

Most courses split your grade into categories: homework 20%, quizzes 20%, tests 40%, final 20%. Enter yours. The calculator tracks your current grade live and tells you exactly where you stand. Add or remove categories freely. No signup.

Grade Calculator
Current Overall Grade
4 categories
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How to use this calculator.

Step by step
I.

Set up your categories.

Match what is on your syllabus: homework, quizzes, tests, final.

II.

Enter scores as you go.

Leave categories empty if the work has not happened yet.

III.

Watch your current grade.

Updates as you type. No button required.

IV.

Plan what is next.

See which categories need the most improvement.

Why the easy version.

Four reasons
I.

Unlimited categories

Add as many as your syllabus requires.

II.

Partial category math

Shows current average even if not all scores are entered.

III.

Auto-normalization

Weights that do not sum to 100 are handled automatically.

IV.

Mobile-usable

Even with 5 categories and 20 scores, the layout stays clean on 375px.

The math behind it.

Weighted average: each category's percentage score is multiplied by its weight, and the results are summed. Categories without scores are excluded from the total weight.

Example: Homework (20%, avg 92%), Tests (40%, avg 86%), Quizzes (20%, avg 81%), Final (20%, empty).

Weighted sum = 92×0.20 + 86×0.40 + 81×0.20 = 18.4 + 34.4 + 16.2 = 69.0

Active weight = 80%. Overall = 69.0/0.80 = 86.3%

Frequently asked questions.

We normalize them. If your weights total 110, each category is proportionally adjusted. The math still works correctly.
Simply do not enter the dropped ones. Enter only the scores that count toward your final grade.
Yes. Use your browser's bookmark or the Save feature. Nothing is sent to any server.
It is ignored in the current grade calculation. When you add the first score, it starts contributing to the weighted average.
Enter extra credit as a score in the relevant category with a max that reflects the bonus. For example, score 15 out of max 10 equals 150%.
Possible reasons: different weights, rounding rules, dropped scores, or curve adjustments. Use this as a planning tool; your official grade comes from your instructor.
Yes, both. The weighted category math is the same regardless of education level.

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