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Exam Marks Analyzer

Type marks into the grid or import a CSV, set maximum and pass marks for each subject, and choose your grade scale. The analyzer gives each student’s total, percentage, grade and result, the class distribution, subject averages, missing marks, improvement since the last exam and a list of students who need support first.

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English and Hinglish
Last updated 27 September 2026

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These are example values. Replace them with your own numbers.

Exam name

Grade scale (grade:lowest percentage)

Change this to your board’s or school’s scale. Example shown is the common eight-band scale.

At-risk below (overall %)

Subjects

Subject · Maximum marks · Pass marks

Marks

CSV columns: Student, Roll, one column per subject (same names as above), Previous %. Write AB for absent.

Roll	Student	English	Hindi	Maths	Science	Social Science	Previous %	Remove

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Exam Marks Analysis: Half-yearly, Class 8A

8 students · 5 subjects

· Rules last updated 27 September 2026

Class average: 69.8%; 8 students
Passed every subject: 6 / 7 (Check); students with all marks entered
At-risk students: 2 (Problem); below 40%, a failed subject, or down 10+ points
Missing marks: 1 (Check)
Improved since last exam: 5 / 7 (Good)

Subject averages

Subject	Entered	Average	Highest	Lowest	Below pass
English	8	68.9%	74 / 80	31 / 80	0
Hindi	8	72.2%	72 / 80	40 / 80	0
Maths	8	69.4%	76 / 80	22 / 80	1
Science	8	69.2%	74 / 80	29 / 80	0
Social Science	7	69.3%	71 / 80	35 / 80	0

Grade distribution

Grade	From	Students	Share
A1	91%	0	0%
A2	81%	2	25%
B1	71%	2	25%
B2	61%	2	25%
C1	51%	0	0%
C2	41%	1	12.5%
D	33%	1	12.5%
E	0%	0	0%

Student results

Roll	Student	Total	Percentage	Grade	Result	Change
1	Aarav Mehta	317 / 400	79.3%	B1	Pass	+8.3
2	Diya Nair	353 / 400	88.3%	A2	Pass	+4.3
3	Kabir Singh	157 / 400	39.3%	D	Fail: Maths	-8.8
4	Meera Pillai	223 / 320	69.7%	B2	Incomplete (Social Science)	+7.7
5	Rohan Das	199 / 400	49.8%	C2	Pass	-16.3
6	Sana Qureshi	312 / 400	78%	B1	Pass	+21
7	Tanvi Rao	363 / 400	90.8%	A2	Pass	+11.8
8	Yash Patil	254 / 400	63.5%	B2	Pass

Students who need support first

Kabir Singh · 39.3% · below pass in Maths
Rohan Das · 49.8% · down 16.3 points

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How to use the Exam Marks Analyzer

1Set up subjectsSubject names with maximum and pass marks.
2Enter marksType into the grid or import a CSV with a Student column and one column per subject. Write AB for absent.
3Choose rulesYour grade scale and the overall percentage that marks a student as at risk.
4Print the analysisDownload the class report as PDF or CSV, and start with the students listed as needing support.

Read the guide: Exam Result Analysis for Teachers: A Simple Method

Questions schools ask

Which grade scale does it use?

The one you enter. A common eight-band scale is filled in to start; change it to match your board or school.

How are absent or missing marks treated?

They make the result incomplete, never zero, and are counted separately so you can chase them before results go out.

Who is marked at risk?

Students below your at-risk percentage, below the pass mark in any subject, or down ten or more points since the previous exam.

Are the marks sent anywhere?

No. They stay in your browser. Saving on this device is optional and share links never include marks.

How NetCyberAI does this for you

In NetCyberAI marks are entered once, report cards and parent updates come from the same record, and at-risk students reach the class teacher’s list automatically.

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