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To grade a quiz, divide the number of correct answers by the total number of questions, then multiply by 100.
Subtract the number the student missed from the total number of questions on the quiz.
Divide the correct answers by the total number of quiz questions.
Multiply the result by 100 for the percentage, then match it to a letter grade. 13 correct out of 15 is 87%, a B.
The score for each number wrong across common quiz sizes. Change the number of questions in the calculator above for any size.
| Number wrong | 5 questions | 10 questions | 15 questions | 20 questions | 25 questions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% | 100% |
| 1 | 80% | 90% | 93% | 95% | 96% |
| 2 | 60% | 80% | 87% | 90% | 92% |
| 3 | 40% | 70% | 80% | 85% | 88% |
| 4 | 20% | 60% | 73% | 80% | 84% |
| 5 | 0% | 50% | 67% | 75% | 80% |
On the standard scale, 90% and up is an A, 80% a B, 70% a C, and 60% a D. Enter any quiz size in the calculator above for the exact letter grade. Grading a full test or worksheet instead? The easy grader runs the same math for any assignment.
A quiz usually mixes two kinds of questions, and they are graded in different ways.
Every question has one correct answer, so the score is countable. Enter the totals in the calculator above and the percentage is done in a second.
There is no single answer key. These need a rubric, partial credit, and your judgment, which is the part CoGrader handles below.

A percentage is the easy part. The questions worth grading are the short answers and open responses, and a calculator cannot score those. CoGrader reads each response, drafts a first-pass score aligned to your rubric, and adds comments that explain it, so you start with a thoughtful draft and keep the final say on every grade.
CoGrader helps with your whole grading workload, drafting rubric-aligned feedback while you keep the final say on every grade.





Shorten the loop to a day or two instead of weeks, so students act on comments while the quiz is still fresh.
Return meaningful, specific feedback while saving up to 80% of your grading time.
When feedback is fast, you can add the short-answer questions you have been leaving off the quiz.
Rubric-based scoring keeps results steady across sections and co-teachers.
See where the class missed the same question and plan the reteach.
Import quizzes from Google Classroom, Canvas, or Schoology, and send reviewed grades and feedback back.
CoGrader applies your rubric to a class set of responses and drafts rubric-aligned feedback for every student.
You get the first draft, so you can focus on the comments that actually move the needle.






Import a set of quizzes, grade the open responses against your rubric, and send grades and feedback back, all from inside the tools your school already uses.
Teachers across the country use CoGrader to grade against a rubric and give every student timely, specific feedback.
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Grading a quiz, answered.
A quiz grader is a free tool that turns a raw quiz score into a percentage and letter grade. Enter the number of questions and how many the student missed, and the grade appears as you type. For the written questions on a quiz, CoGrader grades each response to your rubric and leaves you the final say.
That is 33 correct out of 40, which is 82.5%, a B on the standard scale. Divide the correct answers by the total and multiply by 100. Enter 40 questions and 7 wrong in the calculator above to check it.
Yes. 27 out of 40 is 67.5%, a D, which passes on the standard scale where 60% and above is passing. Districts that set higher cutoffs can change the letter-grade thresholds to match.
Enter the total in the first field. The calculator handles any quiz size, from a 5-question exit ticket to a 50-item unit test, and updates the score and letter as you change the number wrong.
Yes, it is free, and there is no account to create. The calculator runs in your browser, so nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere. Open it on a phone or a laptop and start grading.
Yes. This calculator scores the countable questions. For short answers and open responses, CoGrader grades each one to your rubric, suggests a score with comments that explain it, and you stay in control of the final grade. See AI grading.
Yes. You can enter half points for partial credit, and you can adjust the letter-grade cutoffs to match your district scale. The standard A-F scale is the default, and the thresholds are editable.
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