Calculate quiz grade, accuracy, pass margin, and learning risk from questions correct and points earned so you can plan retakes or focused review.
The result shows both score percentage and answer accuracy. If accuracy and points differ, partial credit or weighted questions may be affecting the grade.
Use the grade with your course policy. Some classes use different pass lines or letter grade cutoffs.
If you answered 42 of 50 questions and earned 84 out of 100 points, your quiz grade and accuracy are both 84%.
Enter your quiz score and compare it with the passing line to see whether you passed and how many percentage points you need.
The answer depends on total questions and required percentage. Use the accuracy result to estimate how many missed questions still keep you above target.
Many courses use 90% or higher as an A, but your class may use a different scale.
Group missed questions by topic, review the highest-frequency mistakes, and retest only those weak areas first.
That depends on quiz weight in the course. Use this with the weighted grade calculator for final-grade impact.
| Module | Decision value |
|---|---|
| Main metric | Shows the primary grade, time, speed, mastery, or retention result. |
| Goal gap | Identifies the distance between current status and target outcome. |
| Health score | Scores academic readiness from 0 to 100. |
| Risk level | Highlights failing risk, time deficit, comprehension risk, or forgetting risk. |
| Recommendation | Suggests the next practical study action. |