IGNOU Percentage Calculator

If you are a student at IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University), you might be confused about how to calculate your final percentage. IGNOU uses a unique evaluation system that includes both theory and assignment marks. The final percentage isn't directly mentioned on your marksheet, so students often struggle to calculate it correctly.

As an IGNOU learner myself, I had similar questions. After exploring the official format and comparing multiple cases, I figured out a simple way to calculate the percentage for different programs. In this blog, I will explain the process step by step for all major courses—BA, MCom, BCom, and others.

 Why This Matters

Many students need the percentage for job applications, higher studies, or competitive exams. Universities and companies ask for your final score in percentage, not just your grade or marks. That’s why it’s important to understand this process clearly.

 Understanding IGNOU Evaluation Pattern

IGNOU follows a term-end exam pattern along with internal assignments. Here's the basic breakdown:

• Assignment Weightage: 30%
• Term-End Exam (TEE) Weightage: 70%

Your final mark for each subject depends on both. IGNOU gives you marks in each component, not the combined total. So, you need to calculate the total score using this formula.

 Basic Formula to Calculate Percentage

Use this formula for each subject:

Final Score = (Assignment Marks × 30%) + (TEE Marks × 70%)

Once you get the total marks for all subjects, follow this:

Total Marks of All Subjects ÷ Maximum Marks × 100 = Percentage

 Step-by-Step Example

Let’s say you are a BA student and you have 5 subjects.

Subject 1:

• Assignment Marks: 80/100
• TEE Marks: 60/100
• Final Marks: (80×0.3) + (60×0.7) = 24 + 42 = 66

Do this for all 5 subjects. Add them up and divide by the total possible marks.

Example:

• Subject 1: 66
• Subject 2: 72
• Subject 3: 58
• Subject 4: 61
• Subject 5: 70
• Total = 327 / 500 = 65.4%

That’s your final percentage.

 Things to Keep in Mind

• If you fail in either assignment or TEE, your marks are not counted.
• Only passed subjects are considered in the percentage.
• Don’t count practicals unless they have marks (some courses only have pass/fail).
• Reappear marks (if improved) should replace old ones.

 Program-wise Breakdown

🔹 How to calculate percentage in IGNOU for BA

Follow the 30:70 formula for each subject. Then total all your subject marks. BA is usually out of 1200 or 1400 marks depending on credits, so calculate accordingly.

🔹 How to calculate IGNOU MCom percentage

Same rule applies. MCom includes 12 or more subjects. Make sure to include only the latest marks if you reappeared. Practical subjects, if any, are excluded unless mark-based.

🔹 How to calculate percentage from IGNOU marksheet

IGNOU marksheets show marks for each paper. They do not show the final percentage. Use the formula given above using the assignment and TEE marks. If your marksheet doesn’t show assignment marks, check your grade card online.

How to Check Your IGNOU Grade Card

1. Go to https://ignou.ac.in
2. Click on Student Zone > Results > Grade Card
3. Select your program
4. Enter your enrollment number
5. You’ll get marks for each course, including assignment and exam

Use this data for calculation.

Tips for Accurate Calculation

• Keep all your marksheets ready.
• Double-check assignment marks from your grade card.
• Use a calculator to avoid manual mistakes.
• Don’t include courses marked as “Not Completed” or “Incomplete.”

Easy Tools to Help You

If you want to skip manual work, you can use an ignou percentage calculator. Just enter your marks and it will do the math for you. But always verify it manually once, to avoid errors.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. How to calculate IGNOU percentage?

To calculate your IGNOU percentage, use this formula:
Final Score = (Assignment × 30%) + (TEE × 70%)
Do this for each subject, then total them all and divide by maximum marks.

Q2. How to calculate percentage in IGNOU for BA?

Use the same method. Collect your marks for all BA subjects, apply the 30:70 rule, and calculate the overall percentage.

Q3. How to calculate IGNOU BA percentage from grade card?

From your online grade card, extract marks for assignment and term-end for each subject. Apply the weighted average, then calculate total and percentage.

Q4. How to calculate percentage of IGNOU marksheet?

IGNOU marksheet only shows raw marks. You need to apply the formula manually as it does not show percentage. Use grade card details and then apply the percentage formula.

Q5. How to calculate IGNOU MCom percentage?

MCom follows the same pattern as BA or BCom. Use the 30% assignment and 70% TEE formula, then average all your subjects.

Q6. Does IGNOU mention percentage on degree certificate?

No. IGNOU only mentions grades and marks. You need to calculate the percentage manually or using online tools.

Q7. Can I use online calculators to find IGNOU percentage?

Yes, but make sure the calculator allows you to enter both assignment and TEE marks for each subject. Avoid those that calculate simple averages.

Q8. Do reappear marks count in percentage?

Yes. If you’ve reappeared and passed, the latest marks replace the old ones. Use the new marks in your calculation.

Q9. Should I include failed subjects?

No. Only passed subjects are considered in final percentage.

Q10. What if I have only theory marks and no assignment?

You need both to pass. If the assignment is missing, your result may be marked as incomplete. Wait until both parts are evaluated.

Final Thoughts

Calculating your percentage at IGNOU is not hard if you understand the grading system. Use the 30:70 rule, consider only passed subjects, and always cross-verify your data from the official IGNOU grade card. Whether you are applying for a job or a postgraduate course, having your accurate percentage ready saves time and confusion.

If you're still unsure, try online tools or consult your IGNOU regional center for support.

NOTE : Hope this guide helped you as it helped me when I was trying to understand my IGNOU scores. If you want a simple calculator, try online options but always double-check manually.