International Grade Converter
Convert academic grades, marks, and grade point averages across 17+ international education systems using verified credential evaluation formulas.
International Grade Converter
Convert grades, marks, and GPA across major international academic grading systems.
Multi-Country Equivalency Snapshot
Supported Grading Systems
Search and explore standardized grading scales across 17+ countries. Click any card to launch its dedicated calculator and scale converter.
Methodology & Global Conversion Standards
Grading cultures differ dramatically across countries. In France or the United Kingdom, marks above 70% or 16/20 represent outstanding distinction, whereas in the United States, 70% corresponds to a C- or marginal grade. Credential evaluators (such as WES, ECE, and uni-assist) utilize statistical percentiles and relative pass/fail thresholds rather than raw numeric ratios to ensure fair academic translation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common search questions regarding international GPA conversions, percentage equivalents, and global grading scales.
Using a simple proportional conversion, a 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale is approximately 75% (3.0 ÷ 4.0 × 100). Actual equivalencies vary by institution and grading system; for example, many US universities consider a 3.0 to correspond to an 83–86% (B grade), while international credential evaluators use statistical percentiles.
Using a simple proportional conversion, a 3.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale is approximately 87.5% (3.5 ÷ 4.0 × 100). This represents high honors / Dean's List standing in the United States. This estimate should not be treated as an official admissions equivalency without verifying the target university's official conversion guidelines.
Using the commonly used Indian formula (standardized by CBSE and AICTE for the 10-point UGC scale):
Some universities (such as VTU or Mumbai University) use institutional percentage tables or multipliers, so users should verify their institution's official transcript policy. Convert your scores with our India CGPA Calculator.
Online conversion tools are useful for planning and estimates, but official applications for study abroad or foreign credential evaluations typically require either the host university's published scale or an official evaluation from an approved credential-evaluation organization (such as WES, ECE, or uni-assist).
The platform supports common international and domestic grading systems including:
- United States: US 4.0 Scale (A+ through F)
- Canada: Canada 4.0 (OMSAS) & 4.33 Scale
- India: 10-Point UGC CBCS CGPA & SGPA
- Australia: Australia 7-Point Scale (HD, D, C, P)
- Germany: Germany 1.0–5.0 Modified Bavarian Formula
- United Kingdom: UK Honours Classifications (1st, 2:1, 2:2, 3rd)
- France: 20-Point Scale (Note sur 20)
- Italy: 30-Point Trenta Academic Scale
- Switzerland: 6-Point Scale
- South Korea: 4.5 Collegiate Scale
- Bangladesh: 5.0 CGPA Scale
- Pakistan: 4.0 HEC Scale
- Philippines: 1.0–5.0 GWA Scale