Grade Distribution Analyzer
Raw marks hide which questions students actually struggled with. Paste your class marks to see grade bands, averages and question-wise analysis — including which question was missed the most, so your next lesson targets it.
Format:
Name, marks or Name, Q1, Q2, Q3... (for question-wise analysis). Numbers alone also work.Class Statistics
Grade Distribution
Question-wise Average (Item Analysis)
Student Results
| # | Name | Total | % | Grade |
|---|
How to use
- Paste with
Name, markson each line. - For question-wise analysis, use the
Name, Q1, Q2, Q3format. - Set the grade cutoffs as you like, then press Analyze.
Tips
- Use the Name, Q1, Q2, Q3 format for question-wise analysis — the per-question insight is the most valuable part.
- Set cutoffs that match your institution's grading policy before reading the bands.
- One very hard question skews the whole distribution; review it with the class before finalising grades.
- Screenshot the analysis — it is useful evidence when discussing results with parents or heads.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What format do I paste the marks in?
Paste marks with one student per line as Name, marks — or use the Name, Q1, Q2, Q3 format for question-wise analysis. Set your grade cutoffs, then press Analyze.
What does question-wise analysis show?
The average per question, showing which questions students missed the most.
Can I set my own grade cutoffs?
Yes. Enter your own A, B, C and D grade percentages before pressing Analyze, so the bands match your institution's grading policy.
What results do I get?
Class statistics, a grade distribution chart, question-wise averages showing which questions were missed most, and per-student results.