Percentage Calculator Online
Three percentage calculators: find X% of Y, what percent X is of Y, and percentage change between two values.
Disclaimer: Results are estimates for informational purposes only. Market conditions and interest rates vary. Consult a SEBI-registered financial advisor before making investment decisions.
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About Percentage Calculator
Three modes: (1) Find X% of Y, (2) X is what % of Y, (3) % change from old to new value. Used for exam marks, salary hike, discounts, GST calculations.
Percentage calculations show up constantly in everyday financial decisions — working out a discount at checkout, calculating how much a bill increased year over year, figuring out what portion of a target you've hit, or checking exam marks against a total. The three common variations (finding X% of Y, determining what percent X is of Y, and calculating percentage change between two values) each use a different formula, and mixing them up is one of the most common arithmetic mistakes people make under time pressure. This tool separates all three modes clearly so you always know exactly which calculation you're running, with results shown instantly as you type.
How to use
- Enter your figures in the input fields — the result recalculates instantly as you type, no submit button needed.
- Double-check which financial year or rate the tool is using, shown near the result, since tax and interest rates change periodically.
- Use the "Next step" workflow links below to move into a related calculation, like comparing this result against another instrument.
- Share your result via WhatsApp or Twitter using the buttons above if you need to send it to someone else.
- Everything is calculated locally in your browser — your financial figures are never sent to any server.
Tool details
⚡ Next step — complete your workflow
Frequently asked questions
How to calculate percentage marks?
Percentage = (Marks Obtained / Maximum Marks) × 100. Example: 450/500 = 90%.
How to calculate salary hike percentage?
Hike % = ((New Salary - Old Salary) / Old Salary) × 100.
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