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25 equally weighted questionsWhole-point scoring · Percentage only
Select your paper size below and print a copy for your marking desk.
Percentage only · 2 decimal placesGrade uses the unrounded score
Grading chart for 25 questions
Wrong / points lost
Correct / points earned
Percentage
0
25
100.00%
1
24
96.00%
2
23
92.00%
3
22
88.00%
4
21
84.00%
5
20
80.00%
6
19
76.00%
7
18
72.00%
8
17
68.00%
9
16
64.00%
10
15
60.00%
11
14
56.00%
12
13
52.00%
13
12
48.00%
14
11
44.00%
15
10
40.00%
16
9
36.00%
17
8
32.00%
18
7
28.00%
19
6
24.00%
20
5
20.00%
21
4
16.00%
22
3
12.00%
23
2
8.00%
24
1
4.00%
25
0
0.00%
Free classroom reference pack
A grading chart for your marking desk.
Download ready-made charts for 20, 25, 40, 50 and 100 points, plus a 20-point chart with half-point credit. Every score is included, from full marks to zero. No account or email address needed.
These fixed sheets show percentages only, rounded half-up to two decimal places. They assume equally weighted one-point questions or a total-points assessment, with no extra credit. They do not use your saved grading settings or choose a letter grade or pass mark for you.
Print at actual size (100%) on the matching paper size. For a different total, custom scale or selected score range, use the calculator above and choose Print / Save as PDF. Read about grading with partial credit or rounding near a grade cutoff.
Build a chart for your assessment
Enter the number of equally weighted questions and choose whole- or half-point rows. Set a smaller wrong-count range if you only need part of the chart. Wrong count can represent fractional points lost when you give partial credit.
Print or take the results to a spreadsheet
Choose A4 or US Letter in the action strip, then use Print / Save as PDF. The print layout repeats table headings and omits the editing controls and advertisements. CSV export includes the displayed percentages, grade labels and the active rounding policy.
Check a chart row
For 25 questions, the row with four points lost has 21 earned points and a score of 84%. A half-point loss gives 24.5 ÷ 25 × 100 = 98%. If questions have different maximum points, work from total points instead of simply counting wrong answers.
