What does the Easy Test Grade Calculator do?
You type in the total number of questions on your test and the number the student got wrong. It gives you the percentage and letter grade.
Are there any shortcuts?
On a computer, press W to add a wrong answer, U to undo one if you miscounted, and R to reset to zero.
So for each paper, you just go through the test counting wrong answers, tapping W as you go. If you tap one too many, hit U to back up. When you're done, write down the grade and hit R for the next one.
Does the calculator work on my phone?
Yes. Just open this page on your phone. There are big tap-friendly buttons for counting wrong answers, so you don't have to type numbers.
What if I prefer a table?
Once you enter the number of questions, a grading table appears with every possible score listed out: how many wrong, the percentage, and the letter grade.
Can I print the grading chart?
Yes. Click the Print button next to the grading table. You can print it out or save it as a PDF from the print dialog. It has every possible score, so you can keep a copy at your desk and just look up grades as you go.
How does this calculator compare to the Original E-Z Grader?
The Original E-Z Grader is a physical sliding card made by The Original E-Z Grader Corp. This calculator isn't affiliated with them. It does the same thing, just in your browser instead of on a piece of cardboard.
Can you help me automatically correct my tests?
This calculator doesn't do the correcting for you. You still need to mark the test yourself and count the wrong answers. If you want automatic scoring, check out the Bubble Test Sheet Scanner, which uses your phone's camera to scan and grade bubble sheets.
How are letter grades calculated?
The default scale uses plus and minus grades (A+, A, A−, B+, and so on down to F). There's also an ABC preset if your school uses a simpler A, B, C, D, F scale. The scale is customizable. You can tweak the thresholds yourself or turn off individual grades to match whatever your school requires.