Log every exam and test score by subject, see the grade band, and track your average, highest, lowest and trend over time. Saves in your browser. Free.
| Date | Subject | Exam | Score | % | Grade |
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💾 Saves in this browser only. Grade bands shown are the common Australian convention — check your own institution's scale.
Key takeaways:
This tracker keeps a running history of exam and test results across every subject, so a single result sits alongside the pattern rather than being judged in isolation. One disappointing test means less when the trend line is otherwise climbing — and this tool exists to show you that trend, not just the latest number.
It's a comparison and history tool, distinct from a weighted grade calculator: this tracks individual results over time; a grade calculator works out one subject total from its weighted components.
A single exam score is noisy — an off day, a harder paper, a topic you hadn't reviewed — while a series of results across a semester shows something more reliable. Average, highest and lowest give three different views of the same data: where you typically land, your ceiling, and your floor. Together they're a better guide to how a subject is actually going than any one test.
Pair this with the Study Hours Tracker to see whether more study time shows up in results, and the Semester Grade Calculator once final grades are in.
How is the grade band calculated?
From your percentage using the common Australian bands: 80%+ HD, 70-79% D, 60-69% C, 50-59% P, below 50% F. Your own institution's bands may differ — check your subject outline.
Can I filter by subject?
Yes — the subject filter narrows the table, chart and average/highest/lowest stats to just one subject, or shows everything together.
Where is my exam history stored?
Entirely in this browser's local storage, on this device. Nothing is uploaded. Export a CSV or PDF backup if you want a copy.
What does the chart show?
Your exam percentage over time, filtered to the subject you've selected, so you can see whether results are trending up, down, or holding steady.
Can I edit an exam entry?
Delete the row and add it again with corrected numbers — there's no in-place edit.
Is this the same as a grade calculator?
No. A grade calculator works out a subject total from weighted assessment components. This tracker is a running history of individual exam and test results across subjects, for comparing performance over time.