Madrasati Grades 2026: How to Check Student Results and Reports
If you study in Saudi Arabia, your Madrasati grades can live in two different places: the Madrasati platform and the Noor system. Many students look for their final grades inside Madrasati and get confused when they are not there. This guide explains exactly where to find each type of grade in 2026 — assignment marks, online test scores, and official report cards — plus what to do when grades are missing.
- Assignment grades: Inside Madrasati, where your teacher marks the homework you submitted.
- Online test and quiz scores: Inside Madrasati, often shown automatically right after auto-corrected quizzes.
- Final term report cards: In the Noor system — the official record. Reach it through a direct Noor login, through the Tawakkalna app, or in some cases through a results area inside Madrasati.
- If grades are missing, the most common reason is that the teacher has not entered them yet.
What Are Madrasati Grades?
The phrase “Madrasati grades” actually covers three different things. They do not all appear in the same place. Knowing which type you are looking for saves you a lot of time.
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Grade type |
Where it appears |
Who enters it |
|---|---|---|
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Assignment grades — marks on submitted homework and classwork |
Inside Madrasati, in the assignments area or in the teacher’s daily follow-up record |
The teacher grades each student’s work |
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Online test and quiz grades — scores from tests taken on the platform |
Inside Madrasati; auto-corrected quizzes often show scores immediately |
The teacher creates the test; the platform auto-corrects many quizzes, while the teacher marks the rest |
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Final term and semester grades / report cards — the official record of the term |
In the Noor system, the Ministry of Education’s official student information system |
The teacher enters final grades into Noor |
The key point: do not expect your final term grades inside Madrasati. Madrasati shows your day-to-day work — assignments and tests. Your official report card lives in Noor. The Ministry of Education runs both systems, and they serve different purposes (moe.gov.sa).
How to Check Assignment Grades in Madrasati
When your teacher grades a homework assignment, the mark usually appears in the same area where you submitted the work. Follow these steps:
- Log in to Madrasati at schools.madrasati.sa with your student account.
- Open the assignments or homework section. The exact wording may vary depending on updates to the platform.
- Find the assignment you submitted and open it.
- Look for the teacher’s mark or written feedback attached to your submission.
- If you cannot see a mark on the assignment itself, check the follow-up or daily record area if your teacher uses it — some teachers record marks there.
A few things to keep in mind:
- Teachers grade at different speeds. A missing mark often just means your teacher has not finished grading yet.
- Make sure you are looking at the right subject and the right week or term.
- If you submitted the assignment but see no grade after a reasonable time, message your teacher through the platform or ask at school.
For the full walkthrough of finding and submitting homework, see our guide to Madrasati Homework.

How to Check Test and Quiz Results in Madrasati
Online tests and quizzes in Madrasati work a little differently from homework, because many of them are corrected automatically.
- Log in to Madrasati with your student account.
- Go to the tests or quizzes area of the platform. The section name may vary.
- Find the completed test in your list and open it.
- Check your score. For auto-corrected quizzes, the score often appears right after you submit. For tests the teacher marks by hand, the result appears once grading is done.
Keep in mind:
- Not every test is auto-corrected. Written answers and open questions need a teacher to review them, which takes time.
- Your test score inside Madrasati is a classroom score, not your official final grade. Final grades are compiled and recorded in Noor.
- If a test you completed does not appear at all, check that you are in the correct subject and that you actually submitted it — an unsubmitted test cannot be graded.
For help with taking tests on the platform, read our guide to Madrasati exams.
How to Get Official Report Cards
Your official report card — the document that shows your final grades for the term — comes from the Noor system, not from Madrasati’s daily classwork areas. Noor is the Ministry of Education’s official system of record for student results.
There are a few ways students and parents reach these official results:
- Log in to the Noor system directly. This is the most reliable path. Use your Noor account credentials to sign in and look for the student results or report section.
- Use the Tawakkalna app. The national Tawakkalna app includes education services where student results can be viewed.
- Check inside Madrasati. Some guides describe a results area within Madrasati — for example, near a calendar or exam-results section — that can generate a per-student PDF report. The exact location and wording of this area may vary, and it is not always available. If you cannot find it, use the Noor system directly instead.
To print or save your report card, look for a download or print option once the report is displayed, and save it as a PDF. A PDF copy is useful for school transfers and official paperwork.
Timing matters. Final grades appear only after the grading period closes and teachers finish entering marks in Noor. Checking too early is the most common reason for “missing” report cards.

How Parents Can Check Their Child’s Grades
Parents have their own way into the system. Here is what to know:
- Use a parent account. Parents should log in with their own parent credentials, not the student’s account. Parent accounts can be linked to their children’s profiles.
- Check each child separately. If you have more than one child in school, switch between their profiles to see each child’s results.
- Assignment and test grades are visible through the student’s Madrasati account areas described above.
- Official report cards are best checked through Noor or Tawakkalna with the parent account.
If you cannot see your child’s information, the usual causes are an unlinked account or a login problem. Our Madrasati password recovery guide covers account access issues, and Madrasati technical support covers who to contact when something is broken.
What to Do If Your Madrasati Grades Are Missing
Work through this checklist before worrying:
- Check you are in the right account. Students and parents see different things. Make sure you logged in with the correct account type.
- Check the right subject and term. Grades are organized by subject and grading period. A grade can look “missing” when you are viewing the wrong term.
- Remember the Madrasati vs. Noor split. Day-to-day marks (assignments, quizzes) are in Madrasati. Final term grades and report cards are in Noor. Looking in the wrong system is the number one cause of confusion.
- Ask whether grading is finished. Teachers enter marks on their own schedules, and final grades are released only after the grading period closes.
- Try again later. Both Madrasati and Noor slow down during results season when thousands of users log in at once.
- Contact the school. If grades should be there and are not, your teacher or school administration can check whether marks were entered correctly.
Common Problems and Fixes
|
Problem |
Possible cause |
What to try |
|---|---|---|
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Grades not showing in Madrasati |
Teacher has not entered them yet |
Wait, then ask the teacher directly |
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Looking for final grades inside Madrasati |
Final term grades live in the Noor system |
Log in to Noor or check Tawakkalna |
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Seeing a parent view instead of student grades (or vice versa) |
Logged in with the wrong account type |
Log out and sign in with the correct account |
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Assignment grade missing |
Wrong subject or term selected; teacher has not graded yet |
Check the right subject and term; ask the teacher |
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Test score not appearing |
Test needs manual marking by the teacher |
Wait for the teacher to finish grading |
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Cannot log in when results are released |
Forgotten password or heavy system traffic |
Recover your password (see our password recovery guide); try again later |
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Student profile not appearing at all |
Account or data sync issue between school records and the platform |
Contact the school administration |
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Report card will not download or print |
Browser or PDF problem |
Try a different browser and check your downloads folder |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I see my grades in Madrasati?
Assignment marks and online test scores appear inside Madrasati — assignments in the homework area and test scores in the tests area. Final term grades and official report cards are in the Noor system, not in Madrasati’s daily classwork sections.
Why are my grades not showing in Madrasati?
The most common reasons: your teacher has not finished grading yet, you are viewing the wrong subject or term, you are logged in with the wrong account, or you are looking for final grades that actually live in Noor.
What is the difference between Madrasati grades and Noor results?
Madrasati grades are your day-to-day classroom marks — homework and quizzes graded by your teacher on the platform. Noor results are the official final grades for the term, entered by teachers into the Ministry of Education’s Noor system. Madrasati is for learning activities; Noor is the official record.
Can parents check their child’s grades in Madrasati?
Yes. Parents log in with a parent account linked to their child’s profile. They can follow the same steps to view assignment marks and test scores, and they can access official report cards through Noor or Tawakkalna.
How do I print my student report card?
Open your official report in the Noor system (or through the results area described above), then use the download or print option to save it as a PDF. Keep a saved copy for school paperwork.
When will my final grades appear?
Final grades appear after the grading period closes and teachers finish entering marks into Noor. Schools usually announce when results are released. Checking before that date will show nothing, which is normal.
Are assignment grades the same as final grades?
No. Assignment grades are individual marks on homework and classwork. Final grades combine many things — assignments, tests, exams, and teacher assessments — and are officially recorded in Noor at the end of the term.
How do teachers enter grades in Madrasati?
Teachers grade submitted assignments and tests inside Madrasati, and many keep a daily follow-up record of student work. For official final grades, teachers enter marks into the Noor system, which is the Ministry of Education’s system of record.
Conclusion
Checking your Madrasati grades is simple once you know where each type of grade lives: assignment marks and test scores inside Madrasati, official report cards in the Noor system. Use a student account for your own results or a linked parent account for your child’s, double-check the subject and term before assuming something is missing, and give teachers time to finish grading — especially around results season. If a real problem remains, your school administration is the fastest path to a fix.
