AcademicTally / High School
Class Rank & Percentile Estimator
Estimate your position in a class cohort. The result is an estimate; schools may define percentile rank differently.
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Class rank percentile
Estimated percentile
95.4th
Position in class
Top 5.0%
Worked example
Rank 12 in a class of 240 gives approximately the 95.4th percentile using the position-based formula: (240 − 12) ÷ (240 − 1) × 100. The top percentage is 12 ÷ 240 × 100 = 5%. Official school rank reports may use a different method or ties.
Formulas & FAQ
The estimate uses the rank position and class size.
No. School reporting rules may differ.
Enter 1 for the highest rank and the total cohort size.
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Class Rank & Percentile Estimator Rank: 12 Class size: 240 Percentile: 95.4 Top: 5.0%
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