Study
Study tools on UniTools: average from a list of grades, grade needed on the final and more.
Four average-grade calculators cover the whole cycle of working with marks: what the average already is, what is needed on what remains, how weighting changes the picture, and what the final school certificate average comes to.
The most useful is the reverse one. It says plainly when a target average has become unreachable on the assessments left, and shows the best result that is genuinely still available.
Around the grades themselves the section answers the neighbouring questions: how many pages a text will run to, how long it takes to read aloud, what the exam has to score, how many classes can still be missed, and what a percentage turns into on the ECTS and GPA scales.
Tools in this category
GPA Calculator
The average of any list of grades, the distribution across grades, and the result as a percentage of the maximum.
Grade Calculator
The grade required on remaining assessments to hit a target average, and whether that target is still reachable at all.
Weighted Grade Calculator
An average that respects how much each assessment counts, shown next to the unweighted average so the effect is visible.
School Certificate Average
The average across all final subject grades, the breakdown by grade, and how close the certificate is to being awarded with distinction.
Text Length in Pages Calculator
Converts characters and words into pages using standard layout norms for coursework, essays and theses.
Reading Time Calculator
Works out how long a text takes to read silently and aloud, and how many minutes of speaking it fills.
Grade Scale Converter
Converts a mark between percentages, the Russian five-point scale, ECTS, a 4.0 GPA and letter grades.
Exam Score Needed Calculator
Works out the exam mark required for a target final grade, given the weight the exam carries.
ECTS Credits to Hours Calculator
Converts credits into study hours, splits them into contact and self-study time, and gives the weekly load.
Typing Speed Calculator
Works out typing speed in characters and words a minute, adjusted for errors, and reports accuracy.
Study Time Planner
Works out the daily study time needed to cover every topic before the exam, allowing for rest days.
Class Attendance Calculator
Works out current attendance and how many more classes can be missed before the threshold is lost.
Test Score Percentile Calculator
Converts a test score into a percentile using the mean and standard deviation, and estimates the resulting rank.
Semester GPA Planner
Works out the average needed across the remaining credits to reach a target GPA by graduation.
Related categories
FAQs
How is an average rounded for a report?+
Usually upward from .5, but each school sets its own assessment policy, and many round in the student's favour on a borderline figure.
Which subjects count toward a certificate average?+
Every subject with a final grade, physical education, art, music and technology included.
When do I need a weighted average?+
When an exam counts for several ordinary marks. In universities the weights are usually the course credits.
What raises an average fastest?+
Fixing the lowest grades rather than adding new high ones. Over ten grades, turning a 3 into a 5 has four times the effect of one more 5.
How many characters fit on one page?+
About 1800 with spaces under the usual coursework layout — Times New Roman 14 at one-and-a-half spacing. Dense typesetting holds 2500, and the page calculator takes your own figure if the department sets one.