Can I add multiple schools?

Yes — the 'Add School' button saves each school as a separate entry. Use the dropdown to switch the active school before printing a result card. Useful for tutors who work with several schools, or for school staff handling branch campuses with different names or contact details.

What is the default grading scale?

The standard South Asian scale: A+ (90–100% Outstanding), A (80–89% Excellent), B (70–79% Very Good), C (60–69% Good), D (50–59% Satisfactory), E (33–49% Pass), F (below 33% Fail). Most Pakistani boards (BISE) and Indian boards use variants of this scale, so it matches what's commonly expected on a result card.

Why is a student marked Fail when the overall % is above 33%?

Because most examination boards require passing each subject individually. If a student fails any one subject (below 33%), the overall result is Fail regardless of aggregate percentage. The calculator implements this rule to match actual board policy — though some schools allow compensation marks, which would need manual override.

Can I change the subjects?

Yes — either pick a built-in template (Primary, Middle, Matric Science, Matric Arts) to load common subject lists, or add/remove/rename subjects individually. Each subject has its own total (you can set some to 50, some to 75, some to 100) to match your school's exam structure exactly.

How do I save as PDF?

Click the 'Print / Save as PDF' button. In the print dialog, change the 'Destination' to 'Save as PDF' (Chrome/Edge) or 'Microsoft Print to PDF' (Windows). The printable result card view hides the editing controls automatically, producing a clean one-page card suitable for emailing to parents or archiving.

Does it work offline?

Yes — once the page is loaded, all calculations happen in your browser. You can fill out result cards without internet access, which is useful if your school's connectivity is intermittent.

Are obtained marks validated?

Yes. If obtained marks exceed the total for any subject, the input is highlighted in red and the print button is disabled until you correct it. This prevents impossible scores like 105/100 from appearing on the printed card.

Can I use this for college or university exam results?

Yes — the format works for any level. Just adjust the subject names and totals to match the course. For weighted GPA calculations (where credits matter), use the GPA Calculator instead; this tool is designed for straightforward marks-out-of-total school result cards.

What about custom grade boundaries?

The default scale (90/80/70/60/50/33) covers most Pakistani and Indian schools. If your school uses different thresholds (for example, A+ at 85% instead of 90%), adjust the obtained marks accordingly when generating the card, or request a customizable grade-scale option for a future update.

Student Result Card Calculator

Math

Subject-wise marks, grades, and a printable school result card — ideal for small schools and parents.

School Information

(saved on this device)

Student Information (not saved — type fresh per student)

Student name

Father's name

Roll number

Class

Section

Exam Details

Exam title

Exam date

Subjects & Marks

SubjectObtainedTotal% · Grade

0.0%

Grading Scale

A+90+· Outstanding

A80–89.99%· Excellent

B70–79.99%· Very Good

C60–69.99%· Good

D50–59.99%· Satisfactory

E33–49.99%· Pass

F0–32.99%· Fail

A student failing any subject (below 33%) is marked overall Fail regardless of aggregate percentage.

(No school selected — add one in the School Information section above to display it here)

First Term Examination

Result prepared on April 24, 2026

Student Name:

Father's Name:

Roll Number:

Class / Section:

Exam Date:April 24, 2026

Sr.	Subject	Total	%	Grade
1	English	100	0.00%	F
2	Urdu	100	0.00%	F
3	Mathematics	100	0.00%	F
4	General Science	100	0.00%	F
5	Social Studies	100	0.00%	F
6	Islamiat	50	0.00%	F
Total		550	0.00%	F

Percentage

0.00%

Overall Grade

Fail

Result

FAIL

Remarks

Needs improvement — please focus on the weaker subjects and seek extra help from teachers.

Class Teacher

Principal

Parent / Guardian

?What is the Student Result Card Calculator?

A student result card calculator converts subject-wise obtained and total marks into a complete, printable result card — with per-subject percentages, letter grades (A+ through F), an overall aggregate, a pass/fail verdict, and auto-generated remarks. It is designed for small schools and tutors who don't have dedicated school-management software, parents preparing home-school progress reports, and students who want to see their academic standing before the official card arrives. The optional school section stores your school's name, contact number, address, and principal's name locally in your browser, so you don't have to type them again for every student — just switch between saved schools from a dropdown. Student information (name, father's name, roll number, class, section) is intentionally not saved, keeping each student's data private and typed fresh every time.

The Formula

Subject % = (Obtained ÷ Total) × 100. Overall % = Σ(Obtained) ÷ Σ(Total) × 100. Grade is assigned from a standard grade-scale table.

Each subject is independently scored as a percentage — obtained marks divided by the subject's total marks, multiplied by 100. The overall aggregate uses the same formula but on the sum of all subjects, not a simple average of subject percentages (these differ when subjects have different totals). Grades follow the widely-used South Asian scale: A+ for 90%+, A for 80–89%, B for 70–79%, C for 60–69%, D for 50–59%, E for 33–49%, and F below 33%. A student who fails any single subject (below 33%) is marked overall Fail regardless of the aggregate, matching standard board policy across Pakistan and India.

Practical Examples

A 5th grader with English 85/100, Urdu 78/100, Mathematics 92/100, Science 74/100, Social Studies 80/100, Islamiat 42/50 scores 451/550 = 82.0% — overall Grade A, Result Pass.

A matric-science student with 6 subjects of 75 marks each (total 450) obtaining 65+60+72+68+70+62 = 397/450 = 88.2% earns an A grade overall.

A student scoring 80% overall but failing Mathematics (30/100) is marked FAIL on the result card despite the strong aggregate — policy across most Pakistani boards.

Using the 'Matric Arts' template, a student with Urdu 58/75, English 55/75, Pak Studies 38/50, Islamiat 40/50, three electives 75/100 each scores 416/550 = 75.6% (Grade B).

A teacher generating 40 result cards at term-end saves the school name once and just updates student info + marks for each — roughly 2 minutes per card once the flow is set up.

Parents can use the tool to calculate subject percentages from a graded answer sheet before the official card, and spot weak areas (anything below 50%) early for targeted revision.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. School name, phone, address, and principal name are stored only in your browser's localStorage on the device you saved them on. Nothing is transmitted to any server. You can delete any saved school from the dropdown at any time. Student information is never saved — it resets on every page refresh.

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Calculate your Grade Point Average on the 4.0 scale from your courses.

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