Tamil Nadu SSLC Marks to Percentage Calculator 2025

TN SSLC results have been declared, and want to know your exact percentage? We have simplified the process for students and parents. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! In this blog, you’ll find a free online tool to convert your marks to percentages- accurate, fast, and stress-free.
Want to know how the calculator works behind the scenes? Here’s the simple formula to calculate your 10th mark percentage:
Formula:
Percentage = (Total Marks Obtained ÷ Maximum Marks) × 100
Example:
If you scored 472 out of 500,
Percentage = (472 ÷ 500) × 100 = 94.4%
Subject | Marks |
Tamil | 70 |
English | 90 |
Maths | 72 |
Science | 82 |
Social Science | 80 |
Total | 394 |
Maximum Marks = 100 x 5 = 500
SSLC Percentage = (394 ÷ 500) × 100 = 78.8%
Marks Range | Grade |
91 - 100 | A1 |
81 - 90 | A2 |
71 - 80 | B1 |
61 - 70 | B2 |
51 - 60 | C1 |
41 - 50 | C2 |
35 - 40 | D |
Below 35 | E (Fail) |
Note: Only marks are considered for percentage calculation, not grades.
If you want to know more about TN SSLC grading system, Check out the blog given below
Start Planning Early: Based on your percentage, explore available streams (Science, Commerce, Arts) for Class 11.
If you are confused about choosing the right stream after 10th, check the blog given below
With just a few clicks, you can find your SSLC percentage:
Here’s what to do:
Benefits:
Use our Free Tamil Nadu SSLC Marks to Percentage Calculator today! It's quick, accurate, and user-friendly.
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No, it’s not an official tool. It's just for estimation. Always verify with the TN board or your school for exact results.
Usually, 5 main subjects are considered. Optional subjects may be excluded. Confirm with your school.
You need 35% in each subject to pass.
No, this calculator works only with marks. If your report card uses grades, check your school’s conversion chart first.
This tool is specifically designed for Tamil Nadu SSLC students, but students from other states can use the same formula for general reference.