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International grade conversion

Convert grades between national systems and the US 4.0 GPA. Pick your country for the right formulas and a reference table.

What a top grade looks like in each system

The same percentage means very different things depending on where you studied — which is why converting with a US table produces misleading numbers.

CountryTop gradePercentageUS GPA
CanadaA / A+85–100%4.0 (4.3 scale: 4.3)
United KingdomFirst-Class (1st)70%+≈ 4.0
AustraliaHigh Distinction85%+≈ 4.0
IndiaO / A+ (9.0+ CGPA)85%+ (×9.5)≈ 4.0
Germany1.0 (sehr gut) — scale is inverted—4.0
Switzerland6 (scale runs upwards; 4 = pass)—4.0
Philippines1.00 (scale is inverted)97–100%4.0
NigeriaFirst Class (4.50–5.00)70%+3.7 – 4.0
PakistanA (3.5+ CGPA)87.5%+≈ 3.5 – 4.0
NepalA+ (NEB)90–100%4.0
IndonesiaCum Laude (IPK 3.51+)—≈ 3.5 – 4.0
VietnamA (8.5–10.0)85–100%4.0
MalaysiaFirst Class (CGPA 3.67+)—≈ 3.7 – 4.0
BangladeshA+ (GPA 5.00)80–100%4.0
KazakhstanA (credit system)95–100%4.0
TurkeyAA (4.00)90–100 at METU (varies)4.0
IsraelExcellent (Tel Aviv University’s verbal scale)95–100≈ 4.0
EgyptExcellent (ممتاز)85%+ (90%+ in some arts faculties)3.7 – 4.0
United StatesA93–100%4.0

A UK 70% and a Canadian 85% are both top-of-scale results, while a US 70% is a C−. Pick your country above for the full band table and a converter that uses that country's own scale.

Grade conversion FAQ

Is there a universal grade-conversion formula?

No. Each country and university uses its own scale, so any conversion is an approximation. For official applications, use a NACES credential evaluator such as WES.

Which conversions do you support?

18 countries, each on its own scale: India, United Kingdom, Germany, Australia, Canada, Philippines, Pakistan, Nigeria, Nepal, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Turkey, Switzerland, Israel, Egypt, plus direct GPA ↔ percentage conversion.