GradingView
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GradingView·ScienceBeta

Know your grade
before you submit.

Upload your report, problem set, or worksheet. See your estimated grade, where you lost points, and what to fix first.

Built for lab reports, problem sets, worksheets, and short answers across biology, chemistry, and physics. Grading materials are optional, a quick worksheet is fine on its own. Feedback covers your reasoning, your data, and your calculations.

Your first 3 grades are free. No card required.
Works with
DOCX · PDF · photos
Handles
labs · problem sets · short answers
Checks
units · data · graphs

Sets how strict the grading is and what we expect.

1

Grading Materials

Optional

Add a rubric, handout, or grading instructions for a more accurate grade. Skip it for a quick worksheet with the questions right there.

lab rubriclab handoutreport requirementsdata tablesgrading instructions

No grading materials? We assume equal points per question or section unless your paper shows them. Your result will say so and show a wider likely range.

Drop files here or click to browse

PDF · DOCX · TXT · JPG · PNG · HEIC, multiple files & photos

Have a photo of the rubric or grading instructions? Add it here. Otherwise skip this section.

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2

Your Work

Required

Upload your lab report, problem set, worksheet, or short answers. Include graphs and data tables in the file or as photos.

Drop files here or click to browse

PDF · DOCX · TXT · JPG · PNG · HEIC, multiple files & photos

Photographing a graph or data table? Keep the axes, labels, and units fully in frame.

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Optional detailshelps tailor feedback

Add your work to continue.

What GradingView checks in Science

  • Hypothesis & purpose · Testable, specific, and explained.
  • Data & graphs · Tables, labels, units, and clear figures.
  • Calculations & units · Math, significant figures, and units.
  • Analysis & conclusion · Do your claims match your data?
  • Scientific writing · Method, terminology, and format.

Example feedback

  • Graph is missing axis labelsFigure 1

    The axes have no titles or units, so the trend can't be read on its own.

    Fix: Label the y-axis 'Reaction rate (mL O₂/min)' and the x-axis 'Temperature (°C)'.

  • Conclusion cites no numbersConclusion

    You say rate increased with temperature but give no values.

    Fix: Quote the rates at 20°C and 40°C and compare them.

Every result includes

  • Your estimated grade and likely range
  • Points lost, by lab report section
  • Feedback on your data, calculations, and conclusions
  • A re-grade after you revise

See how your work is likely to grade before your instructor grades it.

This is a rough estimate based on the grading materials and work you provided. GradingView can make mistakes, and your instructor's actual grade may differ.

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