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Easily convert your GPA to Percentage and vice versa for various academic scales. Ideal for international university applications.

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Engineering (Rev 2019)
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Understanding Your GPA & Percentage: A Conversion Guide

Learn the differences between grading systems and the formulas used to calculate approximate equivalents.

What are GPA and Percentage?

GPA (Grade Point Average) is a standardized metric used to measure academic performance, typically on a scale of 4.0, 5.0, 10.0, or 4.33. The Percentage system expresses scores on a scale from 0 to 100, widely prevalent in many educational systems.

Converting GPA to Percentage

  • 10-Point Scale: Frequently uses formula: (GPA × 7.5) + 13.
  • 5-Point Scale: Commonly uses formula: (GPA × 15) + 13.
  • Conversions for 4.0 scales are based on equivalence tables.

Converting Percentage to GPA

  • 10-point GPA: Often approximated by Percentage ÷ 9.5.
  • 4.0 & 4.33 scales: Derived from widely recognized equivalence tables for US/Canadian systems.
  • German GPA & UK Grades: Estimated based on standard percentage thresholds.

Important Considerations & Disclaimer

  • Always verify with your specific university's official methodology.
  • This tool offers a close approximation, not an official transcript.
  • Not a substitute for certified academic evaluations (e.g., WES, ECE).
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Find quick answers to common questions about GPA, Percentage systems, and the need for grade conversion.

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GPA stands for Grade Point Average. It's a universally recognized scale used to represent the overall academic performance of a student. Common scales include 4.0, 5.0, 10.0, or even 4.33, depending on the institution or country.
The percentage system is a straightforward way of expressing academic scores as a proportion of a total, typically out of 100. It's widely used in many educational systems, particularly in India, for evaluating student performance in exams and courses.
Grade conversion is often necessary for international applications (e.g., studying abroad, scholarships, job applications), where different countries or universities use varying grading systems. Converting helps institutions understand your academic standing relative to their own standards.
No, this tool provides an approximate conversion based on commonly accepted formulas. For official purposes, you should always refer to your university's official transcript, grading policy, or a certified evaluation service (like WES) if required by the receiving institution.