Paste names and marks — get totals, percentages, grades, ranks with tie handling, pass/fail and class analysis, as a printable landscape A4 PDF.
Runs fully in your browser — marks never leave this device.
What the sheet computes
Paste one line per student — roll, name, then marks in subject order — and the generator produces the complete term sheet: subject-wise marks, total against the class maximum, exact percentage, a CBSE-style grade band, pass/fail per the pass mark you set, and ranks with proper tie handling (equal totals share a rank; the next rank skips, so two seconds are followed by a fourth — the convention boards use). Absent students marked AB count as zero but carry an AB result, so a genuine absence never reads as an ordinary fail.
Below the table comes the analysis a headmaster actually asks for: class strength, pass count and percentage, class average, subject-wise averages with the highest scorer named per subject, and the topper — or tied toppers — highlighted in the sheet itself.
Typo protection built in
Result sheets die by data entry. Before anything is computed, every line is validated: a mark above that subject's maximum, a negative number, a stray letter, or a line with the wrong number of marks is rejected with the exact line number and student name. The sheet you print is generated only from clean rows — a 96 typed into a 50-mark subject gets caught, not averaged.
Print & records
The PDF is landscape A4 — rank, roll and name on the left, subjects across with maximums in the header, totals, percentage, grade and a colour-coded result column, the topper row shaded, and a summary block with signatures for the class teacher, examination in-charge and head. Multi-page classes repeat the header row automatically. These conventions follow common school practice — your board's or school's own scheme always prevails.
Is the class result sheet generator free?
Yes — unlimited free use, no signup, no watermark beyond a small footer credit. It runs entirely in your browser, so your students' marks never leave your device.
How are ranks decided when totals tie?
Standard competition ranking: equal totals share the same rank and the next rank is skipped — two students tied at rank 2 are both shown as 2, and the next student is 4. Tied toppers are all highlighted.
What grades does it assign?
A CBSE-style 8-band scale on overall percentage: A1 (91+), A2 (81–90), B1 (71–80), B2 (61–70), C1 (51–60), C2 (41–50), D (33–40), E (below 33). The band is computed on the exact percentage before rounding for display.
How do I mark an absent student?
Type AB (or A) in place of the mark. It counts as zero in the total, shows as AB in the sheet, and the student's result column reads AB instead of FAIL, so genuine absences are distinguishable.
What if I type a mark higher than the maximum?
The tool refuses to average a typo: any mark above that subject's maximum (or negative, or non-numeric) is flagged with the exact line and student name before anything is generated.
Can I change the pass mark?
Yes — the pass percentage applies per subject (default 33%). A student passing every subject is PASS; failing any subject lists exactly which ones in the class analysis.
Disclaimer: This is an educational computation aid. Age is computed by the standard borrow method (completed years, months and days). Exam cutoff patterns shown on this page are indicative — the exact cutoff date and age limits are those printed in the official notification, which always prevails. The Class 1 admission check follows the NEP-aligned 6-years-as-on-31-March guideline used by CBSE; state boards and individual schools may notify different cutoffs. For all government purposes, the date of birth recorded in your Class 10 (matriculation) certificate is authoritative. Always verify eligibility with the recruiting body or school before applying.