This NEB grade calculator and grading scale follow Nepal's own rule book for school grades: the Curriculum Development Centre's Letter Grading Directive 2083, which covers Classes 1 to 12, SEE and Class 11 and 12 included. Every rule links to the directive, with the date GradeCat read it. Each tool works right away with no account, and your marks stay in your browser.
Tools
Which tool do I need?
- What grade did I get in a subject? Use the NEB Grade Calculator. Enter the full marks and your theory and internal marks. Physics theory 56 out of 75 is 74.66%, a B+ worth 3.2.
- Will I get my certificate? The same calculator checks the minimum: in Classes 8, 10 and 12, every subject needs at least C in the internal part and D in the theory part.
- What grade is my percentage? The NEB Grading Scale has the table and a lookup: 80 is an A, worth 3.6.
- What percentage are my marks? The Grade Calculator adds up marks out of any total.
How letter grading works in Nepal
The CDC Letter Grading Directive 2083 replaced the 2078 directive. Answer books are marked in marks, and the theory and internal marks, kept apart on the grade sheet, each become a letter grade. A+ is 90 and above, worth 4.0, and each band runs up to the next: 80 and above but below 90 is an A. Below 35 is NG, not graded.
A Class 10 student who is absent or gets NG in a subject can sit the grade-improvement exam, and a student who misses the set grade can sit that subject's annual exam for up to three years.
Not covered yet
- An overall GPA across subjects: the directive gives no formula and no credit hours per subject.
- GPA to percentage: no official formula was found.
- University scales such as TU, KU and Pokhara University.
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