Marks Needed in the Next Internal Test
The short answer
Leave the next test blank and set a target total, and the tool finds the least you need in it. For example, with 18 and 21 out of 25 and the average of three tests counting, you need at least 21 in the third to keep a 20-out-of-25 average, which is 24 out of 30.
Many colleges ask for 40. Leave 0 if there is no such rule.
Fill this to see what to score in the next test.
Your internal marks
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Tests (0 taken)
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Assignments
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Schemes differ between universities and even between subjects. Enter the numbers from your own scheme or syllabus booklet, and check the result with your teacher.
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How to: Marks Needed in the Next Internal Test
- 1Enter the marks for the tests already taken and leave the next one empty.
- 2Type the internal total you want, or the minimum you must reach.
- 3Read the least you must score in the next test.
- 4If it says it is not possible, lower the target or look at the other internal parts.
At a glance
- Example
- 18 and 21 so far; need 24 out of 30 from tests
- Needed
- 21 out of 25 in the next test
- Not possible?
- The tool says so when even full marks fall short
Frequently asked questions
Does the tool consider assignments and labs too?
Yes, you can add them as other parts with their marks, and the total then includes them.
What if there are two tests left?
Fill in what you expect to score in one of them, and the tool works out the other. Try a few values to see the trade-off.
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