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Free Gradebook Template

This free Gradebook Template for Excel started out as a very basic grade book spreadsheet, but it has evolved into something that is very useful, flexible, and powerful (and still free). We now have a few different types of grade books that can handle most of the major grading systems used in high school and colleges.

For new teachers : I've included a lot of information on this page about how to use the grade book. There are some details that I wish I would have known my first time.

Some of the features that make this template particularly useful are the ability to mark excused assignments , hide/show names or IDs , apply different weighting to homework and exams, apply a simple curve to the final grades, and make adjustments to the grading scale . In addition, because the gradebook is in Excel rather than an online gradebook system, you can add cell comments and format cells to highlight specific grades.

You may also want to check out the Class Attendance Tracking template.

Gradebook Template : Percentage System

This system is commonly used in high schools and for courses that involve more subjective grading like art and literature. On each assignment, the grade is recorded as a percentage. The percentage might be a calculation, such as earning 25 out of 30 points. Or, the percentage might be recorded based on performance or a subjective letter grade. The nice thing about this system is that you can use whatever method makes sense for a particular assignment. If you are unsure what template to use, I would suggest using the percentage-based version.

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Weighting Factors vs. Points : If you use total points for the weighting factors, then the percentage system is almost exactly the same as the point-based system, except that you are recording grades as percentages, and doing the calculations for each assignment by hand.

Converting Letter Grades to Percentages : The grading scale is used to define the minimums for each grade. However, when recording an "A-" you would reference a different conversion chart. For example, instead of recording an A- as a 90% (the minimum), you might record it as a 92%.

Extra Credit - Giving extra credit using this system requires assigning the extra credit to specific assignments (such as giving a score of 110%).

Gradebook Template : Point System

In this version, the grading scale is percentage-based (A>=90%, B>=80%, etc.), but in the Gradebook worksheet you enter the number of points earned on each assignment or exam. This system is often used college courses such as science, math, and engineering.

Extra Credit : The values listed in the Points row in the Gradebook worksheet do not necessarily represent "maximum possible" points. For an extra credit assignment, you would enter a "0" in the Points row. Or, if you allow extra credit on a specific assignment, the student might earn a higher score than the one listed in the Points row.

Weighted Assignment Types

See below: Weighted Assignment Types

Important! (11/24/2015) - Version 1.3.0 of the file gradebook_points_weighted.xlsx should be considered a BETA version (i.e. higher than normal probability of containing errors). Versions downloaded prior to 11/24/2015 contained errors in the weighting for different assignment types and this version was designed to fix that. Make sure you are using the latest version (at least 1.3.0) and let me know if you find any problems.

Gradebook Template : GPA System

In this version, both the grade scale and the recorded grades are based on a 4.0 grade point system. This type of system might be used by a class in which all grades are subjective and the grading on each assignment is by letter grade. I would have liked to make the template work so that you enter the actual letter grades, but that turned out to be too complex, so instead, the grades are recorded by converting the letter grade to the equivalent point value.

Recording Failing Grades : Unlike the percentage grade scale where failing grades are entered as 50% or half the points, a failing grade is entered as a 0, because the scale is set up so that F=0 and A=4 averages to a C=2.

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How to Use the Grade Book Template

Although some help information is included in the worksheets, I've included additional information about how to use the templates below. The items below are listed generally in the order that you would need to perform the various actions. Regardless of the system you use for grading, remember that grades you give should be Fair and Defendable (see [1] below).

1. Define a Grading Scale

To avoid confusion or possibly complete chaos, teachers should be very clear about how students will be graded. The grading scale is often outlined in the course syllabus, depending on how structured the course is. College students will usually want to know how many assignments and exams there will be as well the points or weighting associated with the home work and exams.

Each of the spreadsheets contains a worksheet for defining the Grading Scale , depending on the chosen grading method (see below).

2. Add/remove students in the Names and Gradebook worksheets

The grade book template is designed to make it easy to customize the spreadsheet for the size of your class. In the Names worksheet as well as the Gradebook worksheets, when inserting or removing students, you should insert or remove the entire row (right-click on the row number to bring up options).

3. Displaying Student Name vs. ID

It is important to allow students to see their progress. However, students usually like to keep their grades private to avoid heckling from other classmates. So, I've built into the spreadsheet a checkbox for switching between student names (for the teacher's convenience while recording grades) and custom student IDs (to maintain some privacy when displaying the grades to students).

Creating Random IDs : First, enter the Names of the students in the Names worksheet. Second, assign random (but unique) numeric IDs. Then, select all the Names and IDs and use the Excel sort feature to sort the list by ID.

4. Add/remove assignments

You can add or remove assignments by simply copying the entire column for an existing assignment and then pasting that column somewhere between the first and last assignment column. It is important that you do not paste the new column AFTER the last assignment because if you do that, the formulas will not automatically stretch to include the new column.

5. Weighting homework/quizzes/exams

It is fairly common, especially in college courses, to make the exams, quizzes, homework, the final, and class participation each a specific percentage of the final grade. For example, the breakdown might be homework=25% of the grade, midterm=25%, quizzes=15%, and the final=35%.

In favor of simplicity and flexibility in my spreadsheets, instead of calculating each of these totals separately then combining them to get the final grade, each assignment is given either a number of points or a weighting factor. See Weighted Mean on wikipedia.com for a mathematical description.

Example 1 : Relative Weighting - If you wanted an exam to be equivalent to 5 homework assignments, in the Gradebook worksheet you could set the weighting factors on the homework to 1 and the weighting factor for the exam to 5. Or, using the point system, the exam would be worth 5 times as many points as a homework assignment.

Example 2 : Using Total Points - The number of points for each assignment can be used as the weighting for determining what percentage of the overall course grade comes from homework, exams, quizzes, etc. For example, if a typical homework assignment is 25 points and you have 10 of them, the total points for homework is 250. To make the exams worth 50% of the grade, you just need to make the total points for the exams equal to 250, also.

6. Recording grades in the Gradebook worksheet

Excused Assignments : To record an incomplete assignment as excused, you can either leave it blank or enter an "E" or "e" (not case sensitive).

Adding Comments : One nice thing about using Excel is that if you need to include any comments about specific assignments, you can add a comment to the cell (right-click on the cell and select Insert Comment). This comment won't get printed, but it can be useful for you as the instructor. For example, you might want to include a comment about why a particular assignment was excused for a student.

Dropping Low Grades - If your policy is to take the best of 3 exam grades, then this can be handled easily by changing the lowest exam grade to an "E" for "excused". You should probably add a comment so you can keep a record of the actual score earned on that exam.

Guideline for Failing Grades : If you are using the Percentage or Point based grading system, a failing grade is typically less than 60%. However, if a student misses an assignment or scores less than 50%, you should record the grade as 50% or half the points for that assignment. Why? On a typical 4-point GPA scale, F=0 and A=4, so the average between an F and an A is a C=2. If you are using a percentage or point based grading scale, is the average between a 0% (F) and 100% (A) also a C? No, the average would be 50%=F. An Exception : Teachers might choose to give a 0% in order to penalize students for not turning in assignments and to discourage laziness. This would also distinguish a student who didn't do anything from one who struggles but only scores a 50%.

7. Final Adjustments to the Grading Scale

At the end of the course, the teacher usually looks at the grades for the entire class and might make adjustments to the grading scale depending on the class average and distribution of grades. Adjustments are normally only made to raise low grades . Lowering higher grades just makes students angry. The histogram of grades and class average come in handy at this point. When making adjustments, it is vital to remember to make the grades Fair and Defendable - meaning that you as the teacher can defend the grades you give when hounded by students, parents, the department head, or the school board.

Simple Curving : Instead of (or in addition to) making adjustments to the grading scale, you can use the Curve field in the Gradebook worksheet to increase all the final grades by a certain percentage. If you are aiming for a target class average, you can use goal seek to set the Mean percentage to the target value by changing the curve percentage. The curve field is not included in the GPA-based spreadsheet.

Example 1 : If a student's overall percentage was 79.9%, but the cutoff for a B- is 80%, the teacher might decide to change the minimum percent for a B- to 79.9%. To be fair, the teacher might want to shift all minimums down 0.1% in this case (this would also make the changes more defendable).

Example 2 : The policy in department X is to allow 15% of the grades to be A's (including A-, A, and A+). You can determine the minimum score for an A- by calculating the 85th Percentile and then shift the grading scale.

8. Assigning Final Letter Grades

The assignment of the final letter grade in the Gradebook worksheet is done automatically based on the grading scale defined in the Grades worksheet. For the formulas to work correctly, the Grading Scale must be ordered from lowest to highest.

Grading on a Curve

These gradebooks are not designed to automatically grade on a curve. However, what I have described above in "final adjustments to grading scale" is one method for adjusting grades based on a curve.

A Little Background : A common approach to grading on a curve is to first order all the final grades from highest to lowest. Then, you assign A's to the top 10%, B's to the next 23.5%, C's to the next 33%, D's to the next 23.5%, and F's to the lower 10%. These percentages represent a symmetric bell curve for the ABCDF grading system with a C average, but the values will depend on how many A's you are allowed to assign and whether or not the distribution is symmetric. For example, if you can give 10 A's, do you really want to give 10 F's?

The bins for each grade will be different widths. For example, in a 100-point scoring system, the A's may span from 80 to 100, while the B's might be 77 to 79.9 and C's might be 60 to 76.9.

An alternative to ordering the grades (something that the gradebook template doesn't do for you) is to determine the cutoff scores by calculating percentiles and altering the grading scale accordingly.

Using Percentiles : A Percentile is defined as a value below which a certain percent of values fall. For example, 90% of the students score less than the 90th Percentile value.

Let's say that you can assign A's to 10% of the students (including A-, A, and A+). To find the minimum score for an A-, you calculate the 90th percentile using the following Excel formula, where final_scores is the range of cells containing the final student scores.

Plus and Minus Grades (Chromatic Variants): When grading on a curve, the cutoff scores for the plus and minus grades (A-, B+, B-, etc) might be subjective or you might use the system where the minus scores make up the lower 30% of the letter grade and the plus scores make up the upper 40% of the letter grade to correspond with the GPA system. I have built these formulas into grading scale table in the template. However, you can manually enter your own cutoffs.

Applying Weighting to Different Assignment Types

Teachers may sometimes want to make different types of assignments worth a certain percentage of the final grade, such as Homework=30%, Exams=50%, and Attendance=20%. The file gradebook_points_weighted.xlsx has been designed for this purpose.

Final Grade : The final grade is calculated by multiplying the category weight times the category score and adding the results for each category. For example, if the weighting is Homework=60% and Exams=40% and a student's scores are 80% for homework and 75% for exams, then the final grade is 60%*80%+40%*75%=78%.

Extra Credit : In theory, extra credit can be earned by giving a student more points on an assignment than are available for that assignment, although the weight of that type of extra credit is difficult to determine. Defining specific extra credit assignments makes it easier to define the weight of the extra credit on the final grade. For example, if extra credit assignment #1 can increase your final grade by 2%, and a student earned 50/100 of the points possible, their final grade would be increased by 1%.

Scores per Category : The percentage score for each category is calculated by dividing the total points earned by the total points available for that category. Ungraded, excused, or dropped assignments are not included in these totals. Assignments within a category can be given different weights by giving each each assignment and different number of points possible (such as a final worth 150 points and a mid-term worth 100 points).

Dropping Lowest Scores

Dropping the lowest exam score or quiz score is a popular way to make students happy, but weighting factors can complicate this. If you give 3 exams and allow the lowest score to be dropped, it is easy to figure out which one to drop IF all exams are worth the same number of possible points - you drop the assignment with the lowest % score (or lowest points earned - it will be the same).

What if the exams have different weights, how do you know which one has the largest negative effect on the grade? Consider the following scenario in which the overall exam score is calculated as the Total Points Earned divided by the Total Points Possible:

• Exam A scored 15/20 = 75% (-5 points)
• Exam B scored 38/50 = 76% (-12 points)
• Exam C scored 85/100 = 85% ( -15 points )

The overall exam score is (15+38+85)/(20+50+100)=81.2%.

Which one do you think should be dropped, the lowest % score (Exam A) or the score with the largest point loss (Exam C)? Trick question. The answer is B (for this specific scenario).

• Drop Exam A: (38+85)/(50+100) = 82%
• Drop Exam B: (15+85)/(20+100) = 83.3%
• Drop Exam C: (15+38)/(20+50) = 75.7%

The point is ... if you are going to drop a score, keep things simple by making each of the assignments worth the same number of points.

References and Resources

• [1] "Beginner's Guide to Figuring Your Grades" by Scott Mandel, Ph.D., originally found on educationoasis.com
• [2] Grading on a Curve at wikipedia.com
• Grading Systems at wikipedia.com
• TeacherPlanBook - Paul Shuster from TeacherPlanBook.com helped me figure out a bug in Excel for Mac that was affecting the weighted gradebook. I also created the Google Sheets versions at his request.

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Download School Report Card And Mark Sheet Excel Template

Ready-to-use School Report Card and Mark Sheet template in Excel, Google Sheet, and OpenOffice Calc that simplifies the tedious task of preparing the mark sheet and the report card.

Merely enter 9 basic details related to marks and attendance and student details. It prepares the mark sheet and report of the whole class in less than an hour. This sheet will automatically calculate the total, percentage, grades, rank, etc.

Once you enter the required data you can directly print every student’s report card. This record helps a tutor to monitor the growth of each of their pupils and preserve it for future requirements.

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What is a Mark sheet?

A mark sheet is a document that displays the marks obtained by all students in each subject. In other words, schools use the mark sheet to enter and record marks, comments, etc academic assessments.

Some schools also insert student’s demographic information like their age, roll numbers, etc that they can use as a reference on the report card.

Components of a Mark Sheet

Usually, a mark sheet consists of 2 sections: Class Details and Subject-Wise Marks.

Class details consist of Class, Division, Academic year, Month, and Exam Type.

The subject-wise Marks details include the following:

Roll Number Name of the Student Marks Obtained

The marks obtained section consists of 3 different columns. The first displays the marks obtained, second the total marks for which the exam was taken, and the third one is the percentage.

Many educational institutions also add grades for each subject. But it is optional. This projects the subject performance and knowledge of the students.

All of the above details need to be added for all the subjects taught in the class and for which an exam is conducted.

Moreover, it consists of the total marks obtained by each student in all subjects. This helps in defining the class grades. It also consists of details such as student’s attendance and General Register Number for displaying them on the report card.

What is a Report Card?

A Report card is an individual summary of each student’s academic performance. In other words, it is the assessment report of each student that depicts his overall performance in any particular assessment exam.

Components of a Repor Card

It consists of student’s details, subject-wise marks, subject-wise grades, and class-wise grades. It displays the student’s overall percentage, Grade, and Rank.

Additionally, it consists of school reopening details, passing out details, attendance, and grading system. Usually, the report card is prepared based on the details entered in the mark sheet. Some educational institutions also include behavioral aspects of children in the report card.

Doing it manually makes it a time-consuming and tedious job. Moreover, the chances of error also increase.

Purpose of a Report Card

• It provides the school, parents as well as the student to understand the academic achievements.
• A report card helps the school management, teacher as well as parents to understand the student’s capabilities.
• It helps the teachers and parents to take necessary actions to improve the performance of weak students.

School Report Card And Mark Sheet Template (Excel, Google Sheets, and OpenOffice Calc)

We have created a simple and easy School Report Card and Mark Sheet Template to help tutors save their time and effort with predefined formulas.

Define basic criteria in the basic and insert the marks obtained by each student to their respective roll numbers. That’s it. It will automatically do the rest of the task for you.

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Let us now discuss all the contents of this template in detail.

Contents of School Report Card And Mark Sheet Template

This template consists of 3 different sheets:

Basic Data Entry Sheet

• Mark sheet (For view and printing purpose only)
• Report Card (This too is for view and printing purpose only)

Important Note: In the header section that is available on the Mark sheet and Report Card insert your schools or institution’s name and logo.

This sheet is divided into 3 sections;

Section A is for the ‘Basic information’.

Enter the following details:

• Class: Enter in digit only. (Do not enter division here)
• Class & Div: Enter Class along with Division.
• A.Y.: Enter Academic Year detail.
• Total Marks of Exam: Either 50 Marks or 100 Marks whichever applies to you.
• Exam Name: Unit – I / Unit – II / Semester Exam / Final Exam.
• Exam Month: Enter the name of the month in which the examination is conducted.
• Total Working Days: Enter the number of working days till the examination date.
• Annual Result: If the result is being prepared for the Final Exam, write “Yes” or else write “No”.
• School Re-open Date: If the result is being prepared for the Final Exam, insert the school reopen date here or else leave it blank.

Note: In case you conducting the test of marks other than 50 or 100 marks, this template will not calculate the accurate percentage and ranks.  It is designed for 50 /100 marks exams only.

Section B consists of ‘Grading information’. This is for the tutor’s knowledge and reference. It is also displayed on the Report Card. It helps the parents and students to understand the grading system.

Section C consists of ‘Marks Data Entry’. First, enter the student’s name against their respective roll number, G.R. Number of student and attendance till the date of examination.

Besides that enter the marks obtained in various subjects. 1 column is given for each subject.

Remember to replace the subject heading as per your need. This will be displayed on every sheet.

If you don’t have to take any approval from higher authority or need to get the things checked, you can directly print the Report Card of your class.

Mark sheet is only for viewing/checking, printing, and approval purpose. Please do not edit anything here.

In case you want to change any data, please make necessary changes in the Basic Data Entry Sheet only.

It will also highlight the top 5 scorers student for each subject. Additionally, it will also show the top 5 class toppers and the top 5 students with the highest attendance in yellow color in their respective columns.

Report Card Sheet

Immediately after finishing data entry in the Basic Data Entry Sheet and verification through the Mark Sheet, your Report cards are ready to print.

Important: Your report card is linked with a formula. Every time you want to view or print the report card of any student; just change the roll number in the cell on the top right corner of the report card.

All the data in the report card will automatically change by itself fetching data of that respective roll number from the Mark sheet. This has been programmed using the Vlookup function.

Start with the first roll number and just give the print command for each report card. Don’t forget to set your print area before taking the print.

Isn’t this so easy? Now you can prepare the Mark sheet and Report cards of the whole class in only 30 Minutes!!

Benefits of Using School Report Card and Mark Sheet Template

• Not every school can afford the hi-tech software solutions for recording these data. Hence, tutors need to do these efforts manually. It is a very tedious job which is to be done 4 to 6 times a year.
• It helps you to generate a report card of your class with minimal effort and eventually saving an educator’s precious time and energy.
• This energy and time can be utilized in some productive and constructive work rather than performing some traditional and tedious job and most importantly it is a free solution.
• The tutors can prepare mark sheets and report cards of their respective classes. They can use this same sheet for all the exams conducted during the whole academic year.
• It also provides with a ready-to-view report of marks and the respective ranks obtained by each student.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some examples of positive feedback for student’s report card.

Usually, teachers struggle to write constructive and insightful comments on student’s report cards. Here are a few examples that can be helpful:

• is a conscientious, hard-working student.
• works independently.
• is a self-motivated student.
• consistently completes homework assignments.
• puts forth their best effort into homework assignments.

For more positive feedback ideas click on the link below:

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How do I calculate the percentage of the total marks?

To calculate the overall percentage, you need to sum up the marks obtained by the students in all subjects. Divide the product by the sum total of marks of all subjects. Then, multiply the answer with 100.

For example, if a student obtained 80, 60, 70, 87, and 85 in 5 subjects. All the exam conducted was 100 marks each. Thus, to find the percentage do as following:

80 + 60 + 70 + 87 + 85 = 382

Sum total of marks 5 X 100 = 500

Percentage = (385/500) X 100 = 76.40 %

For a single subject, same formula will apply.

= (87/100) X 100 = 87 %.

How can we give the grade for different marks in a subject?

We can give grades to the marks using IF Statements .

How can we give ranks to students?

We can give ranks to students using the Rank Function .

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Google Sheets Gradebook Templates (Points and Percentage)

If you are looking for a Google Sheets gradebook that will help you easily record and calculate grades, then you have come to the right place!

Here you will find very useful and easy to use Google Sheets gradebook templates that will allow you to keep track of your class grades in a very organized and streamlined way.

This page contains the Google Sheets gradebook templates. Click here to get the Excel version of the gradebook templates .

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Points based vs. percentage based version

This page has two different gradebook templates that you can choose from, depending on whether you want to record points, or percentages.

Points based (+ Automatic percentage tab)

This version of the gradebook template will allow you to enter points possible / earned on one tab, and has an additional tab that will calculate the percentage of each assignment for you.

Percentage based

This version of the gradebook template allows you to record the percentages of each assignment.

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Excused Assignments

You now have the option to mark assignments as "Excused" in the points-based gradebook template. If you have a student that you would like to excuse an assignment for, simply enter the letter "E" into the appropriate cell for that assignment / student, and that assignment will not factor into the calculations.

Gradebook conditional formatting

You will notice that both templates have automatic color coding for the average grades of each student (Column B), and the average grades for each assignment (Row 1). This conditional formatting will allow you to easily identify students who are struggling or assignments that may have been too difficult or too easy.

Points based gradebook template (With automatic percentage tab)

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In this template, you can set the "Points Possible" for each assignment, and then record the points that were earned for each student, on each assignment. After entering the points possible and the points earned, the total points earned for each student/ assignment will calculate, and so will the average percentage.

In this template you can excuse a student from an assignment by entering the letter "E" for the score, and that assignment for that student will not factor into the calculations.

You will also be able to see the overall class average.

Instructions:

• Enter student names in column A
• Enter assignment names in row 4
• Enter the points possible for each assignment in row 3
• Enter the points earned for each student, on each assignment
• Optional- Click the second tab to view assignment percentages

This points based template also has a second tab, that doesn't require any editing, and will automatically calculate the percentage of each individual assignment for you, as shown below.

The total number of students on the sheet will display at the top.

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Percentage based gradebook template

In this template, you will be able to directly record the percentage that is earned for each assignment. Whether you calculate the percentages yourself or if you have a learning platform that reports percentages directly, this will allow you to record the percentage based scores for your students.

After entering the percentages earned for each assignment, the average score for each student, each assignment, and for the class overall, will calculate automatically.

• Enter assignment names in row 3
• Enter the percentage earned for each student, on each assignment

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In order to help our students best engage with the writing tasks we assign them, we need as a program  to scaffold the assignments with not only effectively designed activities, but equally effectively designed assignment sheets that clearly explain the learning objectives, purpose, and logistics for the assignment.

Checklist for Assignment Sheet Design

As a program, instructors should compose assignment sheets that contain the following elements.

A  clear description of the assignment and its purpose . How does this assignment contribute to their development as writers in this class, and perhaps beyond? What is the genre of the assignment? (e.g., some students will be familiar with rhetorical analysis, some will not).

Learning objectives for the assignment .  The learning objectives for each assignment are available on the TeachingWriting website. While you might include others objectives, or tweak the language of these a bit to fit with how you teach rhetoric, these objectives should appear in some form on the assignment sheet and should be echoed in your rubric.

Due dates or timeline, including dates for drafts .  This should include specific times and procedures for turning in drafts. You should also indicate dates for process assignments and peer review if they are different from the main assignment due dates.

Details about format (including word count, documentation form) .  This might also be a good place to remind them of any technical specifications (even if you noted them on the syllabus).

Discussion of steps of the process.  These might be “suggested” to avoid the implication that there is one best way to achieve a rhetorical analysis.

Evaluation criteria / grading rubric that is in alignment with learning objectives .  While the general  PWR evaluation criteria  is a good starting place, it is best to customize your rubric to the specific purposes of your assignment, ideally incorporating some of the language from the learning goals. In keeping with PWR’s elevation of rhetoric over rules, it’s generally best to avoid rubrics that assign specific numbers of points to specific features of the text since that suggests a fairly narrow range of good choices for students’ rhetorical goals. (This is not to say that points shouldn’t be used: it’s just more in the spirit of PWR’s rhetorical commitments to use them holistically.)

Canvas Versions of Assignment Sheets

Canvas offers an "assignment" function you can use to share assignment sheet information with students.  It provides you with the opportunity to upload a rubric in conjunction with assignment details; to create an upload space for student work (so they can upload assignments directly to Canvas); to link the assignment submissions to Speedgrader, Canvas's internal grading platform; and to sync your assigned grades with the gradebook.  While these are very helpful features, don't hesitate to reach out to the Canvas Help team or our ATS for support when you set them up for the first time. In addition, you should always provide students with access to a separate PDF assignment sheet. Don't just embed the information in the Canvas assignment field; if students have trouble accessing Canvas for any reason (Canvas outage; tech issues), they won't be able to access that information.

In addition, you might creating video mini-overviews or "talk-throughs" of your assignments.  These should serve as supplements to the assignment sheets, not as a replacement for them.

Sample Assignment Sheets

Check out some examples of Stanford instructors' assignment sheets via the links below. Note that these links will route you to our Canvas PWR Program Materials site, so you must have access to the Canvas page in order to view these files: 

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Crafting a Marksheet in Excel: An In-Depth Guide

How to Make Marksheet in Excel Format? Creating a marksheet in Excel is not just about tracking grades; it’s about unlocking the full potential of educational data management. Excel’s robust features facilitate not only the meticulous recording of student achievements but also provide analytical tools that offer insights into educational strategies and student performance. This guide aims to walk you through the process of leveraging Excel to its fullest, ensuring that educators and administrators can create, manage, and analyze marksheets with efficiency and precision.

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Understanding Excel Marksheet Basics

A marksheet in Excel is essentially a digital ledger, a comprehensive tool for recording, calculating, and analyzing student grades across various subjects. By setting up a well-organized spreadsheet, educators can automate calculations such as total scores, average marks, and final grades, making the evaluation process both efficient and error-free. This foundational knowledge is crucial as it lays the groundwork for a functional marksheet that not only saves time but also provides valuable educational insights.

Take Away: Short Brief

• Open Excel and Set Up Your Spreadsheet : Start by launching Microsoft Excel and opening a new workbook. Create columns for each category, such as Student Name, Student ID, and each subject or exam for which you’re recording grades.
• Enter Student Information : In the corresponding columns, input the names and IDs of the students. This serves as the foundation of your marksheet.
• Input Grades : As you receive grades or scores for each student, enter them in the appropriate columns next to each student’s name.
• Use Formulas for Total and Average : To calculate the total and average marks for each student, use the SUM and AVERAGE functions in Excel. For instance, if you’re calculating the total for student 1, the formula in Excel would be =SUM(C2:H2) assuming the grades are from column C to H.
• Apply the IF Formula for Grading : The IF function in Excel can be used to assign grades based on scores. For instance, the formula =IF(A2>=90, "A", IF(A2>=80, "B", "C")) assigns a grade A for scores 90 and above, B for scores between 80 and 89, and C for scores below 80.
• Finalize and Review Your Marksheet : After entering all the data and formulas, review your marksheet for accuracy. Make sure all formulas are working correctly and that all student data is entered.

Designing Your Excel Marksheet Template

Initiating your marksheet journey.

• The creation of a marksheet begins with a blank Excel workbook. This blank canvas is where you’ll define the structure of your marksheet, meticulously planning out columns for student names, IDs, subjects, and scores. This initial setup is critical for a well-organized and functional marksheet.

Incorporating Essential Formulas

• The power of Excel lies in its formulas and functions, which automate the process of calculating totals, averages, and grades. Functions like SUM, AVERAGE, and the conditional IF are indispensable tools for educators, allowing for quick updates and calculations that would otherwise be time-consuming and prone to errors.

Managing Data Efficiently

Data entry made simple.

• Efficient data entry is vital for keeping the marksheet up-to-date. Excel offers a range of shortcuts and techniques, such as copy-paste features, fill handle, and batch editing options, which significantly reduce the time spent on data entry.

Highlighting Key Information with Conditional Formatting

• Conditional formatting is a powerful feature that visually differentiates data based on certain criteria, such as highlighting top performers or identifying students who need additional support. This feature enhances the marksheet by making it easier to interpret and analyze data at a glance.

Automating Calculations for Totals and Averages

Simplifying the calculation of total marks.

• The SUM function is crucial for aggregating individual scores into total marks for each student. This function streamlines the process of assessing overall performance, providing a quick reference point for educators and students alike.

Determining Average Scores

• The AVERAGE function calculates the mean score for each student, offering insights into general performance levels. This average can be used to gauge a student’s performance relative to the class, highlighting both achievements and areas for improvement.

Assigning Grades and Analyzing Performance

Automated grade assignment.

• The IF function facilitates automatic grade assignment based on predefined score ranges. This automation ensures consistency in grading, reduces manual workload, and eliminates human error, making the evaluation process straightforward and unbiased.

Insights into Class Performance

• Excel’s charting and graphing tools turn raw data into visual stories, enabling educators to identify patterns, trends, and outliers in student performance. These insights are invaluable for tailoring instructional strategies to meet the needs of the class and individual students.

Utilizing Advanced Excel Features

Pivottables for enhanced analysis.

• PivotTables allow for the quick summarization and analysis of large data sets, providing educators with a powerful tool to examine various performance metrics without manual calculation. This feature can uncover hidden trends and offer a deeper understanding of the data.

Streamlining Tasks with Macros

• Macros automate repetitive tasks within Excel, saving time and reducing the risk of errors. Whether it’s updating marksheets or generating reports, macros can be customized to perform a wide range of functions, making them a valuable asset for educators.

Maintaining Your Marksheet

Ensuring data integrity.

• Regular maintenance and updates are essential for the accuracy and reliability of the marksheet. This includes verifying data, updating scores, and checking formulas for errors. Maintaining data integrity is crucial for making informed decisions based on the marksheet.

Protecting Sensitive Information

• Excel’s security features, such as password protection and encryption, ensure that sensitive student information remains confidential. It’s important for educators to utilize these features to comply with privacy regulations and safeguard student data.

Troubleshooting and Data Accuracy

Addressing common errors.

• Formula errors can compromise the integrity of the marksheet (marksheet division formula in excel). Understanding how to identify and correct these errors is key to maintaining an accurate and functional spreadsheet. Excel provides tools and features, like error checking and trace precedents, to help troubleshoot and fix common issues.

Validating Data for Accuracy

• Data validation is a critical step in ensuring the accuracy of the marksheet. Excel offers data validation tools that restrict the type of data or the values that users can enter into a cell, preventing input errors and ensuring consistency in data entry.

Enhancing Marksheets with Templates and Resources

Customizing excel templates.

• Excel’s vast library of templates can serve as a starting point for creating a marksheet. These templates can be customized to fit specific needs, offering a shortcut to creating a functional and aesthetically pleasing marksheet.

Leveraging Online Resources

• The internet is a rich resource for Excel users, offering tutorials, forums, and articles that can help educators enhance their marksheets. Engaging with online communities can also provide support and inspiration for managing educational data effectively.

Empowering Education Through Excel Marksheets

Adopting Excel for creating and managing marksheets (marksheet division formula in excel) offers unparalleled benefits for educators and students. It streamlines the grading process, provides analytical insights into student performance, and enhances educational strategies. This comprehensive guide aims to equip educators with the knowledge and tools to fully leverage Excel, transforming raw data into actionable insights and fostering an environment of continuous improvement in education.

How do I create a Marksheet in Excel?

• Open Excel: Start by launching Microsoft Excel and open a new workbook.
• Enter Headings: In the first row, enter headings for your data such as Student Name, ID, and the subjects or exams.
• Input Data: Enter the student names and their corresponding scores in each subject under the relevant headings.
• Use Formulas: For calculating totals, averages, and grades, you’ll incorporate Excel formulas such as SUM, AVERAGE, and the IF function.
• Format Your Sheet: Utilize Excel’s formatting tools to make your marksheet clear and visually appealing.

What is the IF formula in Excel for Marksheet?

The IF formula in Excel is used to assign grades based on marks. The syntax is IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false) . For example, to assign grades in a marksheet:

=IF(B2>=90, "A", IF(B2>=80, "B", IF(B2>=70, "C", "F")))

This formula checks if the score in cell B2 is greater than or equal to 90, 80, or 70 to assign grades A, B, or C, respectively. If none of these conditions are met, a grade of F is assigned.

How do I grade marks in Excel?

To grade marks in Excel, you can use the IF function alongside nested IFs to create a grading scale. Refer to the IF formula example provided above to assign different grades based on the score ranges.

How do I get marks in Excel?

To calculate total marks in Excel (marksheet division formula in excel), you use the SUM function across the cells containing the scores for each student. For example:

=SUM(B2:F2)

This formula would sum the scores from cells B2 to F2 for a student.

How do I create a Marksheet on my computer?

To create a marksheet on your computer, you can use Microsoft Excel or any spreadsheet software following these steps:

• Open the spreadsheet software and create a new document.
• Define the structure with headings for student names, subjects, and scores.
• Input the data, including names and scores.
• Utilize formulas for calculating totals, averages, and grades.
• Format the marksheet for clarity and print or save it digitally.

How do I print a Marksheet?

To print a marksheet in Excel:

• Ensure your marksheet is correctly formatted and all data is accurately entered.
• Go to the File menu and select ‘Print’.
• Choose your printing preferences , such as the printer, number of copies, and which sheets to print.
• Click ‘Print’ to print your marksheet.

By embracing the capabilities of Excel (marksheet division formula in excel), educators can enhance the educational experience, providing a more detailed and nuanced understanding of student performance. This guide serves as a comprehensive resource for creating, managing, and analyzing marksheets in Excel, ensuring that educators are well-equipped to meet the challenges of modern education.

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Today, according to Acuity Training , one out of 25 professionals spend 80% of their time using Excel. So, it can work wonders for anyone who wants to use Excel and has become a one-stop solution for all your needs. 

So, if you are in the education sector, leave the hassle of marking everything on paper. Use Excel to effortlessly manipulate student data, all that while ensuring it is error-free. Wondering how to do it? Worry no more. 

In this blog, you will learn how to create a Mark Sheet in Excel step by step. You can create a complete, fully automated mark sheet management system in excel. 

Table of Contents  

1) What are the contents of Marksheet template in Excel? 

2) How to make Marksheet in Excel? 

3) What functions can be performed in a Marksheet in Excel? 

4) Benefits of creating Marksheet in Excel 

5) Conclusion

What are the contents of Marksheet template in Excel?  

One can completely eliminate the need for hard work by automating the process of creating mark sheets and report cards for students. Just use Marksheet in MS Excel. It provides various options to easily add, modify, sort, and remove data in the spreadsheet. 

Teachers can use step-by-step methods to create Marksheets and print report cards using MS Excel. Let’s take a detailed look at what these methods are: 

1) Basic data sheet

As the name suggests, it includes all the students’ essential information that needs to be printed on the report card. It can include: 

a) School name 

b) School address 

c) Academic Year detail 

d) Class teacher’s name 

e) Principal’s name 

f) Name of the student 

g) Class 

h) Division 

i) Roll number 

j) Total attendance 

2) Template for grading system

In the above spreadsheet, you can see that marks are categorised based on grades. Further remarks are provided to explain the student’s performance throughout the academic year. 

3) Entering marks into the sheet

This way you will create three sheets: 

1) Sheet1: To store the personal details 

2) Sheet2: To specify the grading system 

3) Sheet3: To insert the marks of each student 

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After declaring all the necessary details, such as basic data of students and their marks, it is time to find the results of the students. To fulfil this purpose, you will need to perform various operations and enter formulas. This way, you will obtain a precise Marksheet format for your class, free of errors. 

But what are these operations? How do they work? Well, Microsoft Excel provides various formulas and functions to manipulate data. For example, in the Marksheet, if you want to add marks for Tracy, you can use the SUM() function, and you will get the total of all the marks within a few seconds. 

In the table below, we will find out the total marks, averages, grades, and the results of the students using various functions that MS Excel provides. 

Entering personal information  

The first step in creating a marksheet is to enter the personal details of the students. But the question arises, how do can you automate the process? Do you have to jump from one sheet to another? Well, the answer is no. Here, we will use the VLOOKUP() function to enter the basic information. So, let’s get started: 

Step 1: Firstly, enter the student’s roll number, class, and division in the specified columns. 

Here, in the VLOOKUP function, we first enter the lookup value, followed by a comma (H7,). The next step is to enter the sheet or array table from where we need to extract the data (Sheet2!A4:H20). Further, enter the column index number where you think the data lies.

Result: This way you will get the desired data value. For example, here we got Tracy as our data value. 

Additionally, if you also want to add other basic information like class teacher’s name, principal’s name, date of birth, or any other detail. You can use VLOOKUP and follow the similar format. 

Entering the marks obtained  

To insert the subject-wise marks of each student, you can again use the VLOOKUP() function, but with a twist. Here, you will need to apply conditional formatting to determine the performance of each student. Here’s how you can do it: 

Step 1: Enter the VLOOKUP formula in the specified cell. Here for example, in the cell C12 where the total marks of Tracy will be extracted. The formula will be as follows: 

Conditional formatting

As you can see from the above image, finding the marks for Tracy has become easy. However, if you want to compare the marks, you can turn on conditional formatting in Excel. This way, teachers, students, as well as the parents will be able to see in which subjects does the student lack. Thus, providing an easy analysis of their marks. Just follow these steps to apply conditional formatting: 

Step 1:  

a) Select the cells

b) Click on HOME ribbon 

c) Then click on CONDITIONAL FOMATTING option 

d) Go to HIGHLIGHT CELLS RULES 

Step 2: Further, enter the minimum passing marks in the first box. 

Step 3: Select a colour of your choice from the dropdown box. This way you will be able to highlight the data values. 

Step 4: Click on OK button. 

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Adding the marks

To determine the total marks of the students, you can use the SUM() function. Let's take a closer look at how this can be done: 

Simply insert the formula into the designated cell. The syntax for obtaining a total is as follows: 

a) Comma method: This method utilises comma(,) to insert each cell value. For example, SUM(A1,A2,A3,A4) 

Calculating the percentage

Calculating percentages is crucial to determine the final result of a student. For teachers, this process may be time-consuming and mentally taxing as it requires a lot of calculations. However, with Excel, this task becomes a breeze. You just need to follow the steps mentioned below: 

Step 1: Select the cell on which you want to apply the formula. 

Finding student’s grade  

To find students’ grades, you can use IF() function. As we have already defined the criteria for marking percentages in Sheet 3, it will be easy to insert students’ grades in the Marksheet. Here is an example of how to declare the grades of the students using the IF() function: 

Step 1: First, enter all the possible parameters that can be applied to a cell range from Fig. 2. The table is referenced as the ”logical_test”. It contains the criteria of grading the percentages of the students. 

Step 2: Next, use logical operators such as “Greater Than,” “Less Than,” and “Equal To.” 

Step 3: Then compare the cell with the range where you want the grades to fit in. 

By using the IF() function, you can determine if the percentage scored by the student is greater than or equal to 94, and the value will return as True. However, if the criteria are not met by the percentages, the argument will return as false. 

If you need to fulfil additional criteria and return True, you will need to write the IF function again. In this case, the IF function is applied 9 more times. 

To insert the remarks  

In order to add remarks for the students you can use the same function, i.e., the IF() function. Let's see how it works: 

Step 1: Insert the formula into the cell. 

Benefits of creating Marksheet in Excel  

MS Excel can benefit you in many ways if you know how it use it efficiently. It not only helps teachers, but also provide a better understanding of the data to parents, giving a deep insight into students’ performance. But this is just one of the many benefits; some of the other benefits of Excel are as follows: 

1) Time-saving: Using formulas and functions in MS Excel makes calculations quick and easy, saving teachers time and effort. 

2) Reusable sheets: Unlike paper, a Marksheet in digital format can be altered multiple times and without any wastage. So, even if you need the Marksheet five or six times in a year, it will be easily accessible. 

3) Ready-to-view Marksheet: Excel allows users to print the Marksheets, making it easy to provide copies to students and parents. 

4) Improved data analysis: Excel presents data in a streamlined format, allowing teachers to compare students' performance and provide opportunities for improvement. 

Conclusion  

Creaking a Marksheet in Excel is quick and easy, and provides a better understanding of students’ marks. So, if you are an educator who is tired of writing and wasting time marking everything on paper, it’s time to switch to Microsoft Excel. 

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If you’re a student searching for a way to keep your assignments organized, congratulate yourself for taking the time to set yourself up for success. Tracking your assignments is one of the most important steps you can take to help you stay on top of your schoolwork .

In this Writing Tips blog post, we’ll discuss why keeping an inventory of your assignments is important, go over a few popular ways to do so, and introduce you to our student assignment tracker, which is free for you to use.

Why Tracking Is Important

Keeping your assignments organized is essential for many reasons. First off, tracking your assignments enables you to keep abreast of deadlines. In addition to risking late submission penalties that may result in low grades, meeting deadlines can help develop your work ethic and increase productivity. Staying ahead of your deadlines also helps lower stress levels and promote a healthy study-life balance.

Second, keeping track of your assignments assists with time management by helping prioritize the order you complete your projects.

Third, keeping a list of your completed projects can help you stay motivated by recording your progress and seeing how far you’ve come.

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There are many ways to organize your assignment, each with its pros and cons. Here are a few tried and true methods:

• Sticky notes

Whether they are online or in real life , sticky notes are one of the most popular ways to bring attention to an important reminder. Sticky notes are a quick, easy, and effective tool to highlight time-sensitive reminders. However, they work best when used temporarily and sparingly and, therefore, are likely better used for the occasional can’t-miss deadline rather than for comprehensive assignment organization.

• Phone calendar reminders  

The use of cell phone calendar reminders is also a useful approach to alert you to an upcoming deadline. An advantage to this method is that reminders on your mobile device have a good chance of grabbing your attention no matter what activity you’re involved with.

On the downside, depending on how many assignments you’re juggling, too many notifications might be overwhelming and there won’t be as much space to log the details of the assignment (e.g., related textbook pages, length requirements) as you would have in a dedicated assignment tracking system.

• Planners/apps

There are a multitude of physical planners and organization apps for students to help manage assignments and deadlines. Although some vow that physical planners reign superior and even increase focus and concentration , there is almost always a financial cost involved and the added necessity to carry around a sometimes weighty object (as well as remembering to bring it along with you).

Mobile organization apps come with a variety of features, including notifications sent to your phone, but may also require a financial investment (at least for the premium features) and generally will not provide substantial space to add details about your assignments.

• Spreadsheets

With spreadsheets, what you lose in bells and whistles, you gain in straightforwardness and customizability – and they’re often free! Spreadsheets are easy to access from your laptop or phone and can provide you with enough space to include whatever information you need to complete your assignments.

There are templates available online for several different spreadsheet programs, or you can use our student assignment tracker for Google Sheets . We’ll show you how to use it in the next section.

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Follow this step-by-step guide to use our student assignment tracker for Google Sheets :

• Click on this link to the student assignment tracker . After the prompt “Would you like to make a copy of Assignment Tracker Template ?”, click Make a copy .

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2. The first tab in the spreadsheet will display several premade assignment trackers for individual subjects with the name of the subject in the header (e.g., Subject 1, Subject 2). In each header, fill in the title of the subjects you would like to track assignments for. Copy and paste additional assignment tracker boxes for any other subjects you’d like to track, and color code the labels.

Screenshot of the blank assignment template

3. Under each subject header, there are columns labeled for each assignment (e.g., Assignment A, Assignment B). Fill in the title of each of your assignments in one of these columns, and add additional columns if need be. Directly under the assignment title is a cell for you to fill in the due date for the assignment. Below the due date, fill in each task that needs to be accomplished to complete the assignment. In the final row of the tracker, you should select whether the status of your assignment is Not Started , In Progress , or Complete . Please see the example of a template that has been filled in (which is also available for viewing in the Example tab of the spreadsheet):

Example of completed assignment tracker

4. Finally, for an overview of all the assignments you have for each subject throughout the semester, fill out the assignment tracker in the Study Schedule tab. In this tracker, list the title of the assignment for each subject under the Assignment column, and then color code the weeks you plan to be working on each one. Add any additional columns or rows that you need. This overview is particularly helpful for time management throughout the semester.

There you have it.

To help you take full advantage of this student assignment tracker let’s recap the steps:

1. Make a copy of the student assignment tracker .

2. Fill in the title of the subjects you would like to track assignments for in each header row in the Assignments tab.

3. Fill in the title of each of your assignments and all the required tasks underneath each assignment. 

4. List the title of the assignment for each subject and color code the week that the assignment is due in the Study Schedule .

Now that your assignments are organized, you can rest easy . Happy studying! And remember, if you need help from a subject-matter expert to proofread your work before submission, we’ll happily proofread it for free .

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5 Free Assignment Tracking Templates for Google Sheets

Posted on Last updated: November 18, 2023

It’s that time of year again—assignments are piling up and it feels impossible to stay on top of everything. As a student, keeping track of all your assignments, due dates, and grades can be overwhelmingly stressful. That’s why using a Google Sheet as an assignment tracker can be a total game-changer.

With customizable assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets, you can easily create a centralized place to organize all your academic responsibilities. The best part? These templates are completely free. 

In this article, we’ll explore the benefits of using assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets and provide links to some excellent templates that any student can use to get organized and take control of their workload.

The Benefits of Using Assignment Tracking Templates for Google Sheets

Assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets offer several advantages that can help students stay on top of their work. Here are some of the key benefits:

• Centralized tracking: Rather than having assignments scattered across syllabi, emails, and other documents, an assignment tracking spreadsheet consolidates everything in one place. By leveraging assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets, you can kiss goodbye to hunting for due dates or double-checking requirements.
• Customizable organization: Students can add or remove columns in the template to fit their needs. Thanks to this, they can effectively track due dates, point values, grades, and other helpful details. They can also color code by class or status for visual organization.
• Easy access: Google Sheets are accessible from any device with an internet connection. With this, you can easily view, update, or add assignments whether you are on your laptop, phone, or tablet.
• Shareable with others: For group assignments or projects, assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets make collaboration seamless as you can share the sheet with a study group or entire class to coordinate.
• Helps prioritization: Sort assignments by due date or point value to always know what needs your attention first. With prioritization added to assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets, you can stay on top of bigger projects and assignments.
• Reduces stress: There’s no better feeling than looking at your assignment tracker and knowing everything is organized and under control. Saves time spent scrambling, too.

Picking the Perfect Assignment Tracking Templates Google Sheets

When choosing assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets, you’ll want one with specific fields and features that make it easy to stay on top of your work. Here’s what to look for in a homework organizer template:

• Assignment Details: A column for writing down each assignment’s name, instructions, and notes will help you remember exactly what you need to do.
• Due Dates: Columns for listing the due dates of assignments, tests, and projects allow you to see what’s coming up and schedule your time wisely.
• Status Tracker: A place to mark assignments as “Not Started,” “In Progress,” or “Completed” lets you check on what still needs your attention.
• Subject and Type: Categories or labels for sorting assignments by subject or type (essay, presentation, etc) keep your spreadsheet tidy.
• Big Picture View: Some templates include a calendar view or semester schedule to help you plan assignments week-by-week or month-by-month.

The right spreadsheet has the fields you need to fully describe your homework and organize it in a way that works for you. With the perfect template, staying on top of assignments is easy

Top Assignment Tracking Templates

Now that you know the benefits and what to look for in an assignment spreadsheet, we have compiled a list of top assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets that will help you seamlessly track your assignments. 

And guess what? You don’t need robust experience with Google Sheets to maximize these templates, as they are easy to use.

Convenient Homework Planner Template

The Convenient Homework Planner Template is one of the most comprehensive and user-friendly assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets. It’s an excellent fit for students seeking an all-in-one solution to organize their work.

This template includes separate tabs for an overview calendar, assignment list, and weekly schedule. The calendar view lets you see all assignments, tests, and projects for the month at a glance. You can quickly identify busy weeks and plan accordingly.

On the assignment list tab, you can enter details like the assignment name, class, due date, and status.

The weekly schedule tab provides a simple agenda-style layout to record daily assignments, activities, and reminders. This helps you allocate time and schedule focused work sessions for tasks.

Key Features

• Monthly calendar view for big-picture planning
• Assignment list with details like class, due date, and status
• Weekly schedule with time slots to map out days
• Due date alerts to never miss a deadline

With its intuitive layout, useful visual features, and thorough assignment tracking, the Convenient Homework Planner has all you need to master organization and time management as a student. By leveraging this template, you’ll spend less time shuffling papers and focusing more on your academics. 

Ready to explore this assignment tracking template? Click the link below to get started. 

The Homework Hero Template

The Homework Hero is an excellent assignment-tracking template tailored to help students conquer their academic workload. This easy-to-use Google Sheet template has dedicated sections to log critical details for each class.

The Subject Overview area allows you to record the teacher’s name, subject, department, and timeline for each course. This provides helpful context and reminds you of important class details.

The main homework tracking area includes columns for each day of the week. Here, you can enter the specific assignments, readings, and tasks to be completed for every class on a given day. No more guessing what work needs to get done.

At the extreme end of this sheet is a section for additional notes. Use this to jot down reminders about upcoming projects, tests, or other priorities.

Key features

• Subject Overview section for every class
• Columns to record daily homework tasks
• Extra space for notes and reminders
• An intuitive layout to map out the weekly workload
• Easy to customize with additional subjects

The Homework Hero assignment tracking template empowers students to feel in control of their assignments. No more frantic scrambling each day to figure out what’s due. With this template, you can approach schoolwork with confidence.

Click the link below to get started with this template. 

The A+ Student Planner Template

The A+ Student Planner is the perfect template for students seeking an organized system to manage assignments across all their courses. This Google Sheet template has useful sections to input key details for flawless homework tracking.

The Weekly Overview calendar makes it easy to see your full workload at a glance from Sunday to Saturday. You can note assignments, projects, tests, and other school events in the daily boxes.

The Class Information section contains columns to list your class, teacher, room number, and times. This ensures you have all the essential details in one place for each course.

The main Assignment Tracking area provides space to log the name, description, due date, and status of each homework task, project, exam, or paper. No more scrambling to remember what needs to get done.

• Weekly calendar view to map out school events and tasks
• Class information organizer for easy reference
• Robust assignment tracking with all critical details
• An intuitive layout to input assignments across courses
• Great for visual learners

With a structured format and helpful organization tools, The A+ Student Planner provides next-level assignment tracking to ensure academic success. Staying on top of homework has never been easier.

Ready to get started with this assignment tracking template? Access it for free via this link below. 

The Complete Student Organizer Template

The Complete Student Organizer is an excellent minimalist assignment tracking template for focused homework management.

This straightforward Google Sheets assignment template includes columns for the date, total time needed, assignment details, and status. By paring down to just the essentials, it provides a simple system to stay on top of homework.

To use this template, just fill in the date and time required as you get assigned new homework. In the assignment details column, outline what needs to be done. Finally, mark the status as you work through tasks.

• Streamlined columns for date, time, assignment, and status
• Minimalist layout focused only on crucial details
• Easy input to quickly log assignments
• Track time estimates required for assignments
• Update status as you progress through homework

The Complete Student Organizer is the perfect template for students who want a fuss-free way to track their homework. The simplicity of the grid-style layout makes it easy to use without extra complexity. Stay focused and organized with this efficient assignment tracking sheet.

You can get access to this template by visiting the link below. 

Assignment Slayer: The Ultimate Planner Template

Assignment Slayer is the supreme template for tackling schoolwork with military-level organizations. This comprehensive planner is ideal for students taking multiple classes and juggling a heavy workload.

The template includes separate tabs for each academic subject. Within each tab, you can log critical details, including the assignment name, description, status, due date, and associated readings or tasks. With this assignment tracking template, no assignment will fall through the cracks again.

Plus, it has additional columns that allow you to record scores and grades as they are received throughout the semester. This level of detail helps you better understand your standing in each class.

The Ultimate Planner also contains an overview dashboard with calendars for the month, week, and each day. With this, you can visually map out all upcoming assignments, tests, and projects in one view.

• Individual subject tabs for detailed tracking
• Robust assignment logging with name, description, status, due date, and more
• Columns to record scores and grades when received
• Monthly, weekly, and daily calendar dashboard
• Visual layout ideal for visual learners

Assignment Slayer equips students with military-level organization. Its comprehensive features give you command over academic responsibilities, resulting in stress-free homework mastery.

Want to explore how this template can make your job easy? Click the link below to access this free assignment tracking template now. 

Why You Should Take Advantage of These Assignment Tracking Templates For Google Sheets

The assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets we reviewed in today’s guide offer significant advantages that can make managing homework easier. Here are some of the top reasons students love using these digital planners:

Get Organized

The templates allow you to sort all your assignments neatly by subject, type, due date, and status. No more fumbling through papers to find the next thing you need to work on. Plus, the level of organization you get with these templates helps reduce stress.

Manage Time Better

Knowing exactly when assignments are due helps with planning out your week. You can see what needs to get done first and schedule time accordingly. No more last-minute assignment crunches.

Access Anywhere

You can view and update your homework template from any device as long as you have an internet connection. The templates are ready to go as soon as you make a copy – no setup is needed. Easy access keeps you on track.

With useful tools for organization, planning, and accessibility, these assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets make managing homework a total breeze. Boost your productivity and reduce academic stress today by using these templates for your assignment. 

Final Thoughts

Today’s guide explored some of the most accessible and useful assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets. These handy templates make it easy for students to stay organized and on top of their workload.

As a busy student, keeping track of your homework, projects, tests, and other responsibilities across all your courses can be daunting. This is where leveraging a spreadsheet template can make a huge difference in simplifying academic organization.

The assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets reviewed today offer intuitive layouts and customizable features to create a centralized homework hub tailored to your needs. 

Key benefits include:

• Inputting all assignments in one place for easy reference
• Tracking due dates, status, grades, and other key details
• Customizable columns, colors, and more to fit your study style
• Easy access to update assignments from any device
• Helps prioritize your time and tasks needing attention
• Reduces stress by helping you feel in control

By taking advantage of these assignment tracking templates for Google Sheets, you can reduce time spent shuffling papers and focus your energy where it matters – knocking out quality academic work. Make your life easier and get a digital organizational system in place. 

Excel Tutorial: How To Make An Assignment Sheet In Excel

Introduction.

Are you a student or a teacher looking for a way to stay organized and efficient when it comes to managing assignments? Look no further than Microsoft Excel. In this tutorial, we will show you how to create an assignment sheet in Excel that will help you keep track of deadlines, grades, and progress with ease.

Key Takeaways

• Creating an assignment sheet in Excel can help students and teachers stay organized and efficient.
• Setting up the Excel sheet involves renaming the sheet, formatting cells, and creating a table for assignment details.
• Utilizing formulas like =TODAY() and =COUNTIF() can enhance efficiency in tracking deadlines and progress.
• Adding filters, sorting options, and collaboration features can further improve the usability of the assignment sheet.
• Overall, using Excel for assignment management offers numerous benefits for organization and efficiency.

Setting up the Excel sheet

When creating an assignment sheet in Excel, it’s important to start by setting up the Excel workbook correctly. This will ensure that the sheet is organized and easy to use.

• Open a new Excel workbook

To begin, open a new Excel workbook on your computer. This will provide you with a blank canvas to create your assignment sheet.

• Rename the sheet to "Assignment Sheet"

Once the new workbook is open, it’s a good idea to rename the default “Sheet1” to something more descriptive. In this case, rename it to “Assignment Sheet” to clearly indicate its purpose.

• Format the cells for the assignment details, due dates, and status updates

After renaming the sheet, it’s time to format the cells for the assignment details, due dates, and status updates. This can include setting up columns for the assignment name, due date, status, and any other relevant details. Formatting these cells will make it easier to input and view assignment information.

Creating the assignment table

When creating an assignment sheet in Excel, it's important to start by setting up a clear and organized table to keep track of all your assignments. Here are the key steps to creating the assignment table:

A. Add headers for assignment name, description, due date, and status

Begin by adding headers to your Excel sheet for the assignment name, description, due date, and status. This will provide a clear structure for entering and organizing your assignment information. Use the tag to highlight the headers for easy reference.

B. Input sample assignments and details to populate the table

Once the headers are in place, start populating the table with sample assignments and their details. Enter the assignment names, descriptions, due dates, and status into the respective columns. This will give you a visual representation of how the table will function with real data.

C. Use cell formatting to make the table easy to read and navigate

To ensure the assignment table is easy to read and navigate, utilize cell formatting options in Excel. Apply borders to the table to clearly define the boundaries of the data. Use alternating row colors to improve readability and make it easier to follow the information across the table. Additionally, consider using filters to quickly sort and find specific assignments based on their status or due date.

Utilizing formulas for efficiency

When creating an assignment sheet in Excel, utilizing formulas can greatly increase efficiency and automation. Here are a few key ways to do so:

• Use the =TODAY() function to automatically track the current date

The =TODAY() function is a simple yet powerful tool that automatically updates to the current date each time the sheet is opened. By incorporating this function into your assignment sheet, you can easily keep track of when each assignment is due without having to manually update the date.

• Implement conditional formatting to highlight overdue assignments

Conditional formatting is a useful feature in Excel that allows you to automatically apply formatting (such as color) to cells that meet specific criteria. By setting up conditional formatting to highlight overdue assignments based on the current date, you can quickly identify which assignments need immediate attention.

• Use formulas like =COUNTIF() to track the number of assignments due in a certain time frame

The =COUNTIF() formula allows you to count the number of cells within a range that meet specific criteria. By using this formula in conjunction with date criteria, you can easily track the number of assignments due within a certain time frame, such as the current week or month. This can provide valuable insight into workload and deadlines.

Adding filters and sorting options

When creating an assignment sheet in Excel, it’s essential to enable filters and sorting options to efficiently manage and organize your tasks.

A. Enable filters for each column

By enabling filters for each column, you can quickly find specific assignments based on various criteria such as subject, priority, or completion status. To enable filters, click on the Data tab and then select the Filter option. This will add drop-down arrows to the header of each column, allowing you to filter the data based on your preferences.

B. Sort assignments by due date or status

Sorting assignments by due date or status can help prioritize tasks and ensure that urgent assignments are completed on time. To sort the data, click on the drop-down arrow in the header of the column you want to sort by, and then select either Sort A to Z or Sort Z to A for alphabetical sorting, or Sort Oldest to Newest or Sort Newest to Oldest for date sorting.

C. Utilize the find and replace function

The find and replace function can be particularly useful when making updates or changes to multiple assignments at once. To use this function, press Ctrl + F to open the Find and Replace dialog box. Here, you can search for specific terms or values and replace them with new ones throughout the entire worksheet.

Collaborating and sharing the assignment sheet

When working on a group project or sharing assignments with classmates, it's crucial to have a system in place for efficient collaboration. Excel makes it easy to share and collaborate on assignment sheets with your team members or classmates.

• Save the Excel sheet to a shared drive or cloud storage, such as Google Drive, Dropbox, or Microsoft OneDrive. This allows everyone to access the sheet from anywhere, at any time.
• By saving the sheet in a shared location, everyone can work on it simultaneously, eliminating the need to email different versions back and forth.
• After saving the sheet to a shared drive or cloud storage, you can easily share it with your team members or classmates by sending them a link to the document.
• When sharing the sheet, you can set permission levels to control who can view, edit, or comment on the document. This ensures that only authorized individuals can make changes to the assignment sheet.
• Excel provides a built-in comments feature that allows collaborators to leave notes and feedback on specific cells or assignments within the sheet.
• By utilizing the comments and notes features, team members or classmates can communicate about specific assignments, provide updates, or ask questions directly within the assignment sheet.

Creating an assignment sheet in Excel is a simple and effective way to stay organized and on top of your tasks. By following the steps outlined in this tutorial, you can easily customize your sheet to fit your specific needs and preferences. Utilize formatting tools such as filters, color-coding, and formulas to further enhance the functionality of your assignment sheet.

Additionally, using Excel for managing assignments offers numerous benefits , including efficiency, accuracy, and flexibility . You can easily track deadlines, prioritize tasks, and generate reports with just a few clicks. Say goodbye to the chaos of handwritten lists and embrace the power of Excel for seamless organization.

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Trademark owners may need to transfer ownership or change the name on their application or registration. This could happen while your trademark application is pending or after your trademark has registered. Use Assignment Center to transfer ownership or to request a change in name. See our how-to guide for trademarks on using Assignment Center.

Here are examples of common reasons:

• I’ve sold my business and need to transfer ownership of the trademark. This is a transfer of ownership called an assignment.
• I got married just after I filed my application and my last name changed.  This is a name change of the owner. 

There are fees associated with recording assignments, name changes, and other ownership-type changes with the USPTO. See the Trademark Services Fee Code “8521” on the current fee schedule to find the specific fee amount.

See the correcting the owner name page to learn if you can correct an error in the owner's name that does not require an assignment.

Limitations based on filing basis

Intent-to-use section 1(b) applications.

If you’re transferring ownership to a business successor for the goods or services listed in your identification, you can file your assignment at any time. In all other cases, you must wait until after you file an  Amendment to Allege Use or a Statement of Use before you file your assignment. For more information, see the Trademark Manual of Examining Procedure (TMEP)  section 501.01(a) . 

Madrid Protocol section 66(a) U.S. applications and registrations

All ownership changes involving international registrations must be filed with the International Bureau of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Follow the guidance on the WIPO website about changing ownership or changing an owner’s or holder’s name. See the  TMEP section 502.02(b) for more information.

How to update ownership information

Submit a request to transfer ownership or change the name.

Use Assignment Center to submit your request to transfer ownership or change the owner name for your U.S. application or registration. You will need to fill out a cover sheet with certain information and may also need to upload supporting documents, depending on the type of change. Also, be prepared to pay the Trademark Services Fee Code “8521” on the current fee schedule .

You'll receive a notice of recordation or non-recordation

In about seven days, look for your notice. If you don’t receive one, contact the Assignment Recordation Branch . The Notice of Non-Recordation will explain the reason your request to record was denied. Here are four common reasons: 

• A critical piece of information was omitted from the cover sheet. 
• The document is illegible or not scannable. 
• The information on the cover sheet and the supporting document do not match. 
• The assignment was not transferred with the good will of the business. 

USPTO trademark database will be automatically updated after recordation

Once recorded, the trademark database should reflect the new owner information or name change. Check the Trademark Status and Document Retrieval (TSDR) system to see if the owner information has been updated. See below for information about what to do if the database isn’t updated.

What to do if the USPTO trademark database isn’t updated

In some cases, the USPTO will not automatically update the trademark database to show the change in ownership or name. This could happen when the execution date conflicts with a previously recorded document or multiple assignments have the same execution date on the same date. For more information, see TMEP section 504.01 . 

If the trademark database wasn’t updated and your trademark has not published in the Trademark Official Gazette yet, and you need to respond to an outstanding USPTO letter or office action, use the appropriate Response form to request the update of the owner information. If you don’t have a response due, use the Voluntary Amendment form . To do this,

• Answer “yes” to the question at the beginning of the form that asks if you need to change the owner’s name or entity information.
• Enter the new name in the “Owner” field in the “Owner Information” section of the form.

Your request to update the owner information will be reviewed by a USPTO employee and entered, if appropriate. To request the owner information be updated manually when your trademark has already published or registered, use the appropriate form listed in the “Checking the USPTO trademark database for assignment/name change” section below.

If you made an error in your Assignment Center cover sheet 

Immediately call the Assignment Recordation Branch to request possible suspension of the recordation. The recordation may be suspended for two days. You’ll be instructed to email the specialist you speak with requesting the cancellation and that a refund be issued. However, if the assignment has already been recorded, your request will be denied. You must then follow the procedures outlined in the TMEP section 503.06 to make any corrections to the assignment.

We strongly recommend filing these changes online using Assignment Center , which will record your changes in less than a week. It is possible to request these changes by paper using the Recordation Form Cover Sheet and mailing the cover sheet, any supporting documentation, and fee to: 

Mail Stop Assignment Recordation Branch Director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office PO Box 1450 Alexandria, VA 22313-1450

If you file by paper, we will record your changes within 20 days of filing. 

Checking the USPTO trademark database for assignment /name change

After you receive a Notice of Recordation, wait one week before checking to see if the owner information has been updated in your application or registration in the trademark database. Follow these instructions:

• Go to TSDR .
• Enter the application serial number or registration number.
• Select the “Status” button.
• Scroll down to the “Current Owner(s) Information” section. 
• Check to see that your owner information was updated correctly.

If the owner information hasn’t yet been updated, go to the “Prosecution History” section in TSDR to see the status of the assignment or name change. It can take up to seven days to see an entry in the Prosecution History regarding the assignment. If an entry shows "Ownership records not automatically updated," you will need to submit a TEAS form making the owner or name change manually.

The form you need depends on where your application is in the process.

• If your trademark has not published in the Trademark Official Gazette yet, use the TEAS Response to Examining Attorney Office Action form or the TEAS Voluntary Amendment form . If you are responding to an outstanding USPTO Office action regarding your application or registration, use the TEAS response form.
• If your trademark has published but hasn't registered, use the TEAS Post-Publication Amendment form . 
• If your trademark is registered , use the TEAS Section 7 Request form . A fee is required.

Updating your correspondence information

If your ownership information is automatically updated in TSDR , you must ensure your correspondence information, including any attorney information, is also updated. To update your correspondence or attorney information, use the TEAS Change of Address or Representation (CAR) form . This form cannot be used to change the owner name.

For further information, see TMEP Chapter 500 and look at the frequently asked questions .

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You can also read Instructions for IGNOU Assignments if you have any queries or questions at the time of writing your assignments. Candidates can collect their programme assignment questions with our latest edition of the IGNOU Assignment section. Candidates are advised to submit only the latest session assignments to the study centre.

IGNOU Assignment Status 2023

Latest Update – As we all know that the university has started the submission of IGNOU Assignment for TEE June 2024 session. Therfore, we hope that the IGNOU RCs across the country has also begin to update the IGNOU Assignment Status Online for the most recent TEE session June 2024. As of now, the students will only get to know the status of “ Received and In Progress ” as the assignment marks and results for session June 2024 will be declared together with IGNOU TEE Result June 2024. Therefore, candidates are advised to do check their IGNOU Assignment status regularly to get their assignment marks and results online as soon as possible.

IGNOU assignment status or marks for TEE December 2023 is now uploaded with the TEE Result December 2023 so keep checking the assignment status regularly to get your marks. If you already submitted the IGNOU Assignment for the session December 2023 to your study centre or through online or offline mode then you don’t have to wait for more time. The link to check your assignment status and marks is now updated to confirm whether it gets updated online or not. The assignment status and marks for June & December 2023 are generally updated with the TEE Result for June & December 2023 respectively.

IGNOU Assignment Status Update Process & Time

After submission of assignments through any of the available methods, the assignments go for an evaluation to the evaluator of the study centre or regional centre. Once Evaluator has successfully evaluated your assignment then they will either upload your marks directly on the IGNOU Site or it will be sent to IGNOU Delhi for updating online and thereafter it can be seen by each student to get their report. You can get your Marks, Status, Grades, and Results of your Assignments from here. Generally, IGNOU Assignment marks updating and uploading within 40 days after submission to the concerned study or regional centre.

Things to Do after Submission of IGNOU Assignment

If you have submitted your Assignments to the IGNOU Study Centre then now is time for checking your marks and status online. After the submission of assignments, it goes to the evaluation department in which IGNOU evaluators start the evaluation of each assignment solution. If only a few days have passed then we advise all students that please check their Assignment Marks and Status after three or four weeks.

Who can find IGNOU Assignment Status from here?

The students of TEE June 2024, December 2023, June 2023, and December 2022 may check the status of their IGNOU Assignments from here. The submission of the IGNOU Assignment for session December 2023 was already over so candidates can now regularly check the status to get to know whether their marks are updated in the grade card or not. We also want to inform our students that the assignment marks for Dec 2023 session also get updated with the TEE Result Dec 2023 so students are advised to check their assignment marks by following the given procedure.

Furthermore, The students from June 2022, December 2021, and June 2021 session can also find their IGNOU Assignment marks and result here.

How to Check IGNOU Assignment Status, Marks & Result 2023?

Many of the students are getting confused about checking their assignment status & marks online after the submission of their assignments to the study centre which they prepare with their hard work. We have made the process easier for students to find their assignment status, marks & results in one place.

The candidate just needs to click on the following link to go to the main page of the assignment status section. After coming to the section, you need to enter your 9 or 10 digit enrolment number and select your program code from the list and click on submit to get your assignment status on your screen.

Click to Check IGNOU Assignment Status, Marks, and Results

Note – IGNOU Assignment status may take some time to get updated online so candidates are requested to keep check their status regularly to find their assignment marks from here. In some cases, the study centre first evaluates the assignment, after evaluation, they send the marks to the regional centre and then the concerned authority at RC uploads the marks online which definitely takes some time.

What If IGNOU Assignment Status is Not Updated?

Sometimes the update process of IGNOU Assignment status gets delayed for an unknown reason like the evaluation of assignments is delayed in the concerned study centre or maybe the regional centre has not uploaded your assignment marks online. Candidates can wait till the declaration of the result to get updates on their assignment but if you are not able to find your assignment status or marks even after the release of the TEE Result then you need to connect with centre where you submitted your assignments.

Also Check: IGNOU Helpline Number

In most cases, candidates have to visit their IGNOU Study Centre and complain to the coordinator of centre to get updates regarding their pending assignment marks and status. Please keep a copy of the grade card and don’t forget the receipt of the assignment that you received while submitting of assignments. Once you follow the given instructions, you will get your assignment marks updated online.

Also Read: IGNOU IGRAM – Raise a Complaint

If your issue is not resolved after many attempts of visiting or contacting your RC and SC then do raise a complaint at the IGRAM portal. The grievance team will take appropriate action on your assignment work and will revert to you with the exact solution.

IGNOU Assignment Status 2023: FAQs

Q1. Is it necessary to keep track of my IGNOU Assignment Status? Answer: Yes, it is crucial to regularly monitor your assignment status.

Q2. When should I check my IGNOU Assignment Status? Answer: Allow up to a week for your assignment status to update to “Received and In Progress.”

Q3. How can I check my IGNOU Assignment Status? Answer: Candidates can check their IGNOU Assignment Status online through this page.

Q4. When are IGNOU Assignment Results or Marks typically declared? Answer: IGNOU Assignment Results or Marks are usually announced along with the term-end exam results.

Q5. Whom should I contact regarding an incomplete Assignment Status or Result? Answer: Reach out to the Study Centre or Regional Centre where you submitted your assignments for assistance.

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Dear Respected Sir/Madam, I would like to inform you regarding my assignments , my 9 assignment papers has Not been update , kindly try to update my 9 papers assignment .Iam a ignou student Of English honours , Programme BAEGH , my study centre code is GarobadhaSt.Dominic Savio Mission ignou , I was submitted assignments on 18/1/2024 my enrollment number is 2005219340 , Regional centre NEHU Shillong Lemshing Mawkynrah pin code 793022

Sir,may I clear a doubt, My enrolment no 2302010240, Geetha pallipravan. January 2023 session meg result has come. But l didn’t get Assignment marks. Is it published or yet to be published? My Rc is vadakara and study center Nirmalagiri College, Kuthuparamba. waiting for your reply.

why my assignment results not declared yet

Mera roll number 2005072840 ha.main bag ki Student hun.mera bag Ka final grade card me mere ek Subject bfdi 073 Ka assignment not completed dikha rha h.jbki mere assignment me 50 me 30 marks han

Mera bhi yhi Hal h

i am not getting results of my last examination result and assignment result.

please guide.

Mera roll no 2252162862 hai dec 2023 ke assignment marks abhi tak update nahi hue🥺 kab tak update honge please answer me 🙏.

sir main b.a 3th part ka students hu mera name pooja kumari haï exam from nhi dalaya q

bfdi073 not completed ho rha hai sir carde Card mai …exam or assinmat dono mai pass hu…fir bhe

Hello sir…Mera name Manisha kumari h……Maise apna assistant apne IGNOU Study centre 05172 … Date 03/10/2023 ko subject BHIC 105 ka assignment jama ki thi or thik do din yani 5/10/2023 ko BANS 184 ko speed post ke dwara Patna IGNOU branch mithapur me bheji thi……

Apse Nivedan h ki Mera dono subject ka assignment number apdate karne ki kirpa kar….

Name Manisha kumari subject…BANS 184 BHIC 105 Enrollment number 2201529005.

Dear sir/madam

After multiple reminders, my makrs not updated in grade card and not showing in result sheet, and also not updated assignment marks for this subject, It’s always showing not opted, but it’s not my fault, I opted this subject and also written examination, but due to some technical issues, marks not uploaded,

It my humble request to you, please update my makrs in grade card and result sheet, both, written exam marks and assignment marks. For the subject of MECE001

Please please update it, I worried about my course completion.

Thanks & Regards Sanjeev Kumar COURSE -MEC Enrollment no: 2200487857

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