Grade Charts by Number of Questions
Pick how many questions or points your test has to see every possible score as a percentage and letter grade. Want custom cutoffs or half points? Use the EZ Grader.
Most used
- Out of 10A = 9+ · miss up to 1
- Out of 15A = 14+ · miss up to 1
- Out of 20A = 18+ · miss up to 2
- Out of 25A = 23+ · miss up to 2
- Out of 30A = 27+ · miss up to 3
- Out of 40A = 36+ · miss up to 4
- Out of 50A = 45+ · miss up to 5
- Out of 100A = 90+ · miss up to 10
All totals
- Out of 3
- Out of 4
- Out of 5
- Out of 6
- Out of 7
- Out of 8
- Out of 9
- Out of 10
- Out of 11
- Out of 12
- Out of 13
- Out of 14
- Out of 15
- Out of 16
- Out of 17
- Out of 18
- Out of 19
- Out of 20
- Out of 21
- Out of 22
- Out of 23
- Out of 24
- Out of 25
- Out of 26
- Out of 27
- Out of 28
- Out of 29
- Out of 30
- Out of 31
- Out of 32
- Out of 33
- Out of 34
- Out of 35
- Out of 36
- Out of 37
- Out of 38
- Out of 39
- Out of 40
- Out of 41
- Out of 42
- Out of 43
- Out of 44
- Out of 45
- Out of 46
- Out of 47
- Out of 48
- Out of 49
- Out of 50
- Out of 55
- Out of 60
- Out of 65
- Out of 70
- Out of 75
- Out of 80
- Out of 90
- Out of 100
- Out of 120
- Out of 150
- Out of 200
How these charts work
Each chart divides every possible score by the total and multiplies by 100, then assigns a letter grade from the standard U.S. plus/minus grading scale. Percentages are shown to two decimals without rounding, so you can see exactly how close a score is to the next letter.
Scores between whole numbers, like 42.5 out of 50, follow the same formula: 42.5 ÷ 50 × 100 = 85%. For those, or any total not listed, use the grade percentage calculator.