https://unigradecalc.com/ Just type for example - 40 and 60 in the percentage part, and your grades in the 'mark' part. Usually too lazy to do the math.
https://unigradecalc.com/ Just type for example - 40 and 60 in the percentage part, and your grades in the 'mark' part. Usually too lazy to do the math.
Haha, thank you! However, I am confused how to use it as I do not know my separate exam grade (only the combined one)
Haha, thank you! However, I am confused how to use it as I do not know my separate exam grade (only the combined one)
Didn't you just say you got 48 and 60? Those would be your separate grades?
Sorry if I'm missing something here.
Edit: Oh! I see what you mean now. You could still technically use the site and work backwards, entering decreasing values in the 60% section until you reach the one that matches your overall grade.