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Education · Updated 2026

Exam pass rate

Find the pass (success) rate of an exam from the number who passed and the total who sat it — or the percentage of correct answers on a test.

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Enter the number who passed (or correct answers) and the total. See the pass and fail rate.

=Pass rate
72%
Passed18
Total25
Fail rate28%

Pass rate = passed ÷ total × 100. It also works for correct answers: correct ÷ total questions × 100. If the total is 0, the result shows “—”.

Tools for pupils and students. Formulas used in schools and universities for averages and exams. Everything runs instantly in your browser, no account, no data sent.

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iHow it is calculated

The pass rate is found by dividing the number who passed by the total and multiplying by 100. The fail rate is what is left up to 100%:

rate = passed ÷ total × 100

With 18 passed out of 25 candidates: 18 ÷ 25 × 100 = 72% pass, so 28% fail. Likewise, 18 correct answers out of 25 questions = 72%.

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?Frequently asked questions

How is the pass rate calculated?

Divide the number who passed by the total number who sat the exam and multiply by 100. For example, 18 passed out of 25 = 18 ÷ 25 × 100 = 72%.

How do I find the percentage of correct answers?

It is the same calculation: divide the correct answers by the total questions and multiply by 100. 18 correct out of 25 = 72%.

How do I work out the fail rate?

Subtract the pass rate from 100%. If the pass rate is 72%, the fail rate is 100 − 72 = 28%.

What if the number passed is greater than the total?

The maths still runs, but the percentage goes above 100% — a sign the inputs are wrong. Check the figures: the number passed cannot exceed the total.

Why does the result show “—”?

When the total is 0 (or empty) the division is undefined, so no percentage can be shown. Enter a total greater than 0.

How many decimals does the percentage use?

The result is rounded to one decimal place, which is enough for pass rates and correct-answer percentages.

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