CBSE Percentage Calculator
Enter Class 10 or Class 12 subject marks to compare your overall percentage with a best-five result.
Overall versus best-five percentage
Overall percentage uses every subject entered. Best five selects the five strongest percentage scores, which can be useful when an institution specifically asks for that method.
Use the method requested by the institution
CBSE scorecards show subject results. Universities, employers, and scholarship applications may define their own aggregate, required subjects, or replacement rules.
Primary reference: CBSE examinations and curriculum
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Common questions
How do I calculate CBSE percentage?
Divide the total marks earned by the total possible marks and multiply by 100. If every subject is out of 100, this is the average of the subject marks.
Does CBSE use best five subjects?
CBSE reports subject marks rather than one universal admissions aggregate. Some institutions request a best-five calculation, so the calculator shows it as an optional comparison.
Should English be included in CBSE best five?
That depends on the school, university, or application receiving the result. Use the method specified by that institution.
Can I calculate percentage when subjects have different maximum marks?
Yes. Enter the marks earned and maximum marks for every subject, and the calculator converts each subject to a percentage before comparing them.