Weighted Grade Calculator
A weighted grade calculator is an academic evaluation tool that computes an overall course grade when different assignments or categories are assigned different percentage weights (e.g., exams are worth 50%, homework 30%, participation 20%). It multiplies each category's score by its designated weight and sums the results. This is the standard grading method used in most middle school, high school, and university syllabi.
List each category — assignments, quizzes, projects, exams — with the grade you earned and the weight it carries. We compute the weighted course average.
Quick Answer
Calculate your overall class grade when assignments have different percentage weights. Enter your scores and category weights (like tests, homework, and quizzes) to find your weighted average.
Grades and weights are in percent. Weights don't have to sum to 100, so we normalize whatever you enter. A category with no grade yet is left out of the average.
Letter grade · B+
88.3%
Total weight entered: 100%
Examples
Homework 95% × 30%, Midterm 82% × 30%, Final 88% × 40%
= 88.30%
Quizzes 90% × 20%, Projects 84% × 35%, Exam 78% × 45%
= 82.50%
How it works
A weighted average multiplies each grade by its weight, sums the results, and divides by the total weight.
Weighted grade · Σ(gradei × weighti) ÷ Σ(weighti)
This page averages grades you already have. It does not solve for a required final exam score — that is an inverse calculation, and the final grade calculator is the page that does it.
Related GPA and grade calculators
- Semester grade calculator for the overall class grade from individual items in points or weighted mode.
- Grade average calculator for averaging a list of grades with optional weights.
- Final grade calculator for the final course grade given your current grade and the final exam.
- College GPA calculator for converting letter grades into a credit-weighted GPA.
- High school GPA calculator for weighted and unweighted GPA across regular, honors, AP, or IB courses.
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