Koreanischer Notenstufen-Rechner
Rang in Stufe 1-9 umrechnen und nach Wochenstunden gewichten
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About this tool
Enter each subject with your class rank and the number of students enrolled and this tool gives you the Korean grade band from 1 to 9, then combines those bands into a unit-weighted average. Add the raw score, subject mean and standard deviation and you also get a standard score (100+20Z) and the Z value, which shows where you sit within a band. The band ratios used here - top 4% for grade 1, 11% for grade 2 and so on - are the ones set by the Korean Ministry of Education.
How to use
- Enter the subject name and its units, taken from your school record.
- Enter your rank and the class size to get that subject band immediately.
- Add the raw score, subject mean and standard deviation for the standard score and Z value.
- Once every subject is in, the unit-weighted average band appears below.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the grade band ratios?
- They are cumulative: grade 1 is the top 4%, grade 2 up to 11%, grade 3 up to 23%, grade 4 up to 40%, grade 5 up to 60%, grade 6 up to 77%, grade 7 up to 89%, grade 8 up to 96% and grade 9 up to 100%. Cumulative matters - the grade 2 band runs from 4% to 11%.
- How do I enter a tied rank?
- Use the last rank of the tied group so the result matches the official record. If three students tie for first, all three enter a rank of 3. Using the first rank produces a better band than the school would give.
- Why a weighted average rather than a plain one?
- Subjects with more units count for more in the record. A grade 1 in a four-unit Korean class does not carry the same weight as a grade 1 in a one-unit class. Each band is multiplied by its units, summed, and divided by the total units.
- Is the standard score the same as the one on my record?
- It may differ. Here it is a reference figure: how many standard deviations your raw score sits from the mean, converted as 100+20Z. School records normally list the raw score with the subject mean and standard deviation rather than a standard score.
- What universities can I get into with this average?
- This tool cannot tell you. Each university counts different subjects, weights school years differently and uses its own formula for turning bands into points, and some tracks also weigh non-academic records and minimum national exam scores. Check the admissions guide of the university you have in mind.
The band ratios come from the Korean Ministry of Education, but how they are applied differs by university. The weighted average here does not by itself say where you can apply, so always check the admissions guide. Your grades are calculated in your browser and never sent to a server.