I thought of 成績 (seiseki) off the top of my head, but as Abby san and bobo san wrote, it could also be 点 (ten) or 印 (shirushi) depending on the context. Maybe you can give us an example sentence and we'll know which word is best to use.
2011년 10월 23일
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"mark" means "印(しるし), 印をつけること" other than "点". In Japanese schools, they use "マークシート"(marksheet, mark sensing) for examinations and questionaires.