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Enter marks obtained and total marks to get the exact percentage, along with the equivalent grade on CBSE's published 9-point grading scale.
No — it's specifically CBSE's published 9-point grading scale (used for Classes 9-10). Other boards, states and universities use different grading bands, so treat the grade as a CBSE-specific reference, not a universal one.
To two decimal places, using standard rounding on (marks obtained ÷ total marks) × 100 — the same calculation your mark sheet's percentage is based on.
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