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Final Grade Calculator

Calculate what score you need on your final exam to achieve your desired grade. When you want to drill practice questions with friends, StudyBlitz turns review sessions into quick, competitive quizzes.

Quick Example

If you have an 85% and want to end with a 90%, with your final worth 40%, enter: Current: 85, Desired: 90, Final Weight: 40. The calculator will show you need 97.5% on your final.

Your current grade before the final exam

The final grade you want to achieve in the course

How much the final exam counts toward your final grade

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Your Target Final Exam Score

97.50%
on your final exam

Great news! You need a 97.50% on your final to get a A- (90%) in the course.

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What If Scenarios

See what you need for different target grades

Target GradeLetter GradeRequired ScoreFeasibility
95%A110.00%Not possible
90%A-97.50%Achievable
87%B+90.00%Achievable

How to Use

  • â€ĸ Enter your current grade percentage before the final exam
  • â€ĸ Enter the final grade percentage you want to achieve in the course
  • â€ĸ Enter how much the final exam counts (e.g., 40% means the final is 40% of your grade)
  • â€ĸ The calculator will show you exactly what score you need on the final
  • â€ĸ Your calculations are automatically saved to your history (stored in your browser)
  • â€ĸ Use the share button to create a link to your results

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âš ī¸ Important Disclaimer

Educational Tool Only: This calculator provides estimates for informational and educational purposes only. Results are estimates based on weighted averages. Actual grading policies may vary by instructor. Always verify calculations with your instructor, advisor, or school's official grading policies. Grade calculation methods may vary by institution. Consult with a qualified academic professional for advice specific to your situation.

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