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Required Marks Calculator

Calculate the percentage needed in a final exam from the current coursework average, final-exam weight, and target overall result.

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How it works

Required final = [target − current average × (1 − final weight)] ÷ final weight.

Assumptions and limits

The current average must already represent the entire non-final component. Grace marks, moderation, rounding, and separate pass requirements are excluded.

About this calculator

This target-grade page shows whether the desired result is already achieved, possible within 100%, or mathematically out of reach under the entered weights.

What this tool helps you check

Find the final-exam percentage needed for a target result and state whether the target is mathematically feasible.

How to use it

  1. Review the formula and assumptions shown for this required marks calculator.
  2. Enter the completed-work average, final weight, and target.
  3. Calculate and review the required final mark and feasibility message.
  4. Verify component weights, minimum-paper marks, moderation, and rounding with the institution.

Source and update

Last reviewed: 2026-08-22

This tool performs the stated formula locally in your browser using the values you enter.

Frequently asked questions

What does this required marks calculator calculate?

This target-grade page shows whether the desired result is already achieved, possible within 100%, or mathematically out of reach under the entered weights.

How should I interpret the result?

Review the required final mark and feasibility message. The result changes whenever an input or assumption changes.

Is the result official or guaranteed?

Verify component weights, minimum-paper marks, moderation, and rounding with the institution.

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