About MarkBoard

MarkBoard is a helper site. You type numbers from a marksheet, a unit test list, or an attendance register. The page gives percent, CGPA convert, pass gap, bunk room, weighted internals. That is the whole product.

It is not CBSE. Not NTA. Not any state board. Not a university exam cell. We dont print hall tickets and we dont “verify” a result. If a circular on your college site says multiply CGPA by 10, and our box still shows 9.5, you change the box. The circular wins.

Why this exists: students search the exact sum. “450 out of 600 percentage”. “CGPA 8.2 to percentage”. They want a box before the family WhatsApp starts. Google still sends that kind of query to simple calculators. We built twenty of them, all working, no fake buttons.

Language is English only. Niche is India student number problems. Percentage from marks, best of five, marks needed to pass, attendance 75, assignment weight. We do not write admit card essays or paper leak protest blogs. Marks maths only.

Formulas on the tool pages are written in plain sight. Default 9.5 for CGPA is labelled common, not official. 4.0 GPA to 10 point uses × 2.5 and says estimate. Attendance bunk math assumes you miss or attend in a row with no medical magic. If your teacher counts OD as present, type present the way they count it.

Articles on this site talk like an older cousin who already sat board exams. They tell which box to fill here. They do not promise a college seat, a scholarship cheque, or grace marks. Grace is a board decision. Dont type it into the tool.

We are not selling your marksheet. There is no login and no database of your scores. Numbers stay in the browser for that page load.

If a tool looks wrong, check you didnt swap obtained and total. A 140 percent usually means the total box is too small. That mistake has its own article because it happens a lot at 1am.

Contact is hello@themarkboard.space. Tell us the page slug and the numbers you typed. We still will not override a university formula.

MarkBoard is not CBSE, NTA or a university. Formula can differ by board. Check your marksheet circular.