Calculate exam average, score trend, next exam requirement, and grade stability from multiple exam scores.
Average shows current standing, while trend shows whether performance is improving or declining.
A single low exam can be offset by later tests if enough exams remain.
Scores of 78, 84, and 88 produce an 83.33% average and a positive 10-point trend.
The calculator estimates the next exam score needed to reach your target average.
Add all exam scores and divide by the number of exams.
One bad exam lowers the average, but later exams can recover it depending on the number and weighting of exams.
Target the mistakes from your lowest exam and increase practice under test conditions.
A good exam average depends on your grading scale, but 90% or higher is often considered excellent.
| 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. |