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Definition: This calculator computes total marks based on correct answers in different sections and their respective weights.
Purpose: It helps educators and students calculate weighted scores for exams with multiple sections.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: For each section, multiply the number of correct answers by the weight per question, then sum all sections.
Details: Different exam sections often carry different weights to reflect their importance or difficulty level.
Tips: Enter correct answers for each section and their respective weights. Leave sections blank if not applicable.
Q1: What if my exam has more than two sections?
A: You can add more sections by extending the form or calculate sections separately and sum the results.
Q2: How do I determine the weight per question?
A: Check your exam instructions. Weight is typically the marks assigned to each question in that section.
Q3: Can I use decimal values for correct answers?
A: No, correct answers must be whole numbers. Partial credit should be reflected in the weight.
Q4: What if sections have different numbers of questions?
A: The calculator automatically accounts for this through the correct answers count and weights.
Q5: How do I calculate percentage scores?
A: Divide the total marks by the maximum possible marks (sum of all questions' weights) and multiply by 100.