PSLE AL Score Calculator Singapore

Enter four estimated marks or four known grades. The calculator converts each subject to its Achievement Level, adds the four contributions and explains what the result can and cannot tell you.

Best total4
Highest total32
Lower is better because AL1 is the strongest subject result.

Before you calculate

Calculate from marks or known grades

Use marks for a school or practice-paper estimate. Use known grades when the result slip already shows ALs. If you are unsure how a mark becomes an AL, read the separate PSLE scoring-band explainer before interpreting the total.

For each subject, choose Standard or Foundation and enter a mark from 0 to 100.

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Private calculation: values stay on this device and are not submitted to OpenSchoolbag.

Your four-subject breakdown will appear here

You will see the displayed grade, the score contribution, the total and a careful next-step explanation.

How the Standard subject conversion works

Each Standard subject mark falls into one of eight published bands. The four subject ALs are added. There is no averaging, weighting or comparison with another pupil in this estimate.

A change from 89 to 90 crosses from AL2 to AL1, while a change from 70 to 71 remains inside AL5. This is why a mark estimate near a boundary should be treated as a range, not as a firm prediction.

Standard subject mark bands
Achievement LevelRaw mark rangeContribution
AL190 to 1001
AL285 to 892
AL380 to 843
AL475 to 794
AL565 to 745
AL645 to 646
AL720 to 447
AL8Below 208

Turn the number into a useful next step

A score can organise information, but it cannot identify the first misconception, choose a suitable school or decide how much practice a child can sustain. Use the breakdown to move from a broad total to one specific action.

If the estimate is from practice papers

Open the PSLE preparation pathway and separate content repair from timed rehearsal. Review several pieces of work before changing the whole revision plan.

If one subject drives the total

Use the P6 resource guide to locate a teachable gap. A subject AL does not show whether the problem is knowledge, method, language, timing or correction.

If the plan is overloaded

Put the selected repair work into the weekly study planner. Protect sleep, school commitments, marking time and a recovery buffer instead of filling every available evening.

What this calculator does not predict

The result is an arithmetic estimate, not an official PSLE result and not an admission offer. Preliminary or practice marks can differ from a national-examination result. School score ranges describe earlier posting exercises and the next exercise depends on that cohort's results and choices.

Posting Group context is shown only as a broad orientation. Individual circumstances, subject results and current MOE rules still matter. Before selecting schools, study the wider transition to secondary school, then verify live school information with MOE SchoolFinder.

Questions families ask after calculating

Is a lower PSLE Score better?

Yes. AL1 is the strongest subject grade, so four AL1 grades add to 4. Four AL8 grades add to 32. The calculator labels both ends because this direction is easy to reverse by mistake.

Can I enter school examination marks?

You can use them for a rough planning estimate, but school papers differ in coverage and difficulty. Compare more than one assessment and do not present the converted total as a predicted official result.

How are Foundation subjects counted?

A Foundation grade A contributes 6, B contributes 7 and C contributes 8 for the total. In mark mode, 75 to 100 becomes A, 30 to 74 becomes B and below 30 becomes C.

Does Higher Mother Tongue change the four-subject sum?

Higher Mother Tongue is not added as a fifth contribution to the ordinary four-subject PSLE Score. It can matter in other eligibility or posting contexts, so check current official guidance for the decision being made.

Official sources used for the calculation

Reviewed on 28 August 2026. OpenSchoolbag is independent and is not MOE or SEAB. The rules are encoded from primary Singapore sources; check those sources again when acting on a current posting decision.

SEAB: About PSLEConfirms the examination purpose and the 4-to-32 total.MOE: Quick guide to PSLE scoringShows Standard bands and Foundation conversion.MOE SchoolFinderUse the live official source for schools, programmes and published score ranges.
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