Final Mark Calculator
Work out the mark you need in your final exam to reach the grade you want, such as a Distinction or High Distinction.
Guide
How it works
Required mark = (target − current mark × (1 − exam weight)) ÷ exam weight, with the weights as fractions.
Example: 82% on your assessments so far, an exam worth 50% and a target of 85 (an HD at many universities) means you need 88% in the exam.
Reading the result
Over 100 means the target cannot be reached on the exam alone. Zero or less means you are already there, as long as you meet any hurdle requirements. Grade cut-offs differ: HD starts at 85 at UNSW but at 80 at Deakin, and Melbourne’s top grade (H1) starts at 80.
Common questions
What is a hurdle requirement?
A minimum mark in a particular task, often the exam, needed to pass the subject regardless of your total. Check your subject guide.
Can I use this for my WAM?
Use the WAM calculator for that. This tool is for a single subject’s final mark.