Matric Grade Calculator Pakistan
Convert BISE matric or inter marks into percentage, grade, GPA (4.0 scale), division and a pass/fail verdict. Use quick mode for overall marks, or subject-wise mode for a detailed mark sheet.
Enter each subject with its total and obtained marks. The tool totals them, applies the 33 percent subject rule, and weights the GPA by each subject's total marks.
| Subject | Total | Obtained | Grade |
|---|
BISE grade bands
| Percentage | Grade | GPA points | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90 - 100 | A+ | 4.0 | Pass |
| 80 - 89.99 | A | 3.7 | Pass |
| 70 - 79.99 | B | 3.0 | Pass |
| 60 - 69.99 | C | 2.0 | Pass |
| 50 - 59.99 | D | 1.7 | Pass |
| 33 - 49.99 | E | 1.3 | Pass |
| 0 - 32.99 | F | 0.0 | Fail |
Boards use grades and divisions; GPA on the 4.0 scale is an approximation shown for comparison only.
How to use
- Quick mode: enter total marks and obtained marks, then press Calculate Grade.
- Subject-wise mode: add a row per subject with its marks, then press Calculate Result to see per-subject grades, the overall result and the weighted GPA.
- Check the verdict: pass needs 33 percent in every subject and overall.
FAQs
The usual BISE bands are 90 percent and above A+, 80 to 89 A, 70 to 79 B, 60 to 69 C, 50 to 59 D, 33 to 49 E, and below 33 percent fail.
Each grade is given a point value on a 4.0 scale: A+ 4.0, A 3.7, B 3.0, C 2.0, D 1.7, E 1.3, F 0. In subject-wise mode the overall GPA is weighted by each subject's total marks.
You need at least 33 percent in each subject and 33 percent overall to pass. Failing even one subject means the result is fail or supply.
Division is based on overall percentage: 60 percent and above is first division, 45 percent and above is second division, and 33 percent and above is third division.
Yes. The same BISE percentage bands apply to matric, inter, FSc, FA, ICS and ICom results — only the total marks change.
BISE boards officially award grades and divisions, not GPA. The GPA here follows the common 4.0 mapping as an approximation, so small differences are normal.