marks
n. countablen. points or grades you receive on a test or for your schoolwork. They show how well you did or how many answers you got right.
n. units of measurement used to evaluate the quality or correctness of academic performance. Often used to refer to the total score achieved in an examination or assessment.
She worked hard and got high marks in her science exam.
The teacher is still grading the essays, so we won't receive our final marks until Friday afternoon.
While her overall marks were sufficient for university entrance, the admissions board noted a significant discrepancy between her humanities scores and her performance in advanced mathematics.
Commonly used in British, Australian, and Canadian English where American English would typically use 'grades' or 'scores'.
I got a good mark in my homeworksI got a good mark on my homeworkHomework is uncountable, and learners often use the wrong preposition; you get a mark 'on' a specific piece of work.