Trivia Score Calculator

Divide the number of correct answers by the total number of questions, then multiply by 100. For example, if your team got 28 out of 40 questions right, your score is (28 / 40) × 100 = 70%. This calculator does that math for you automatically.

Letter grades follow the standard academic scale: 90–100% is an A, 80–89% is a B, 70–79% is a C, 60–69% is a D, and anything below 60% is an F. This calculator displays your letter grade alongside your percentage score.

Bonus points are added directly to your total points scored after calculating base points from correct answers. However, they do not affect the percentage calculation, which is based solely on correct answers out of total questions.

Yes! 28 out of 40 equals 70%, which is a passing score and corresponds to a C grade on the standard grading scale. Most trivia nights consider anything above 60% a solid performance.

Absolutely. Simply update the total questions, correct answers, points per question, and bonus points for each round and the calculator will instantly show the new score. You can track each team's performance round by round.

A good trivia night score generally depends on the difficulty of the questions. Scoring above 70% is considered strong, while scores above 85% are excellent. In competitive pub quizzes, winning teams often score between 75–90%.

This calculator assumes all questions have the same point value (set by 'Points Per Question'). For mixed-value rounds, calculate each section separately and add the totals together, using the bonus points field to account for any extra points.

Bonus points can push your total above the standard maximum. The percentage score is still calculated based on correct answers vs. total questions, but your total points will reflect the bonus on top of your base score.