International grades to US GPA

Converters for twelve national grading systems, each with its official scale, the equivalence tables that universities actually publish, and an estimate on the US 4.0 scale.

Standards vary by school; follow your target school’s rules.

• United Kingdom — Convert UK percentage marks and degree classes (First, 2:1, 2:2, Third) to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, using published university equivalences.
• India — Convert an Indian 10-point CGPA, a percentage or a CBSE CGPA to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with the IIT distinction and the CBSE 9.5 rule explained.
• Germany — Convert German grades (1.0 best, 4.0 pass) to an estimated US GPA, and use the KMK modified Bavarian formula to turn a foreign grade into a German one.
• France — Convert French grades on the 0–20 scale, including baccalauréat mentions, to an estimated US 4.0 GPA using published university equivalences.
• China — Convert Chinese 100-point marks to a US 4.0 GPA, with the Fudan conversion table, Toronto’s two-scale rule and Tsinghua’s switch to letter grades.
• Canada — Convert Canadian university percentages to letter grades and grade points using the University of Toronto scale, and read 9- and 12-point GPAs.
• Australia — Convert Australian marks and grades (HD, D, CR, P) and 7-point GPAs to an estimated US 4.0 GPA. Shows why ANU and Sydney draw the bands differently.
• Brazil — Convert Brazilian university grades on the 0–10 scale to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with USP’s pass rule and published equivalences from three universities.
• Nigeria — Convert a Nigerian CGPA on the 5-point scale, or course marks, to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with the NUC degree classes and published equivalences.
• Philippines — Convert Philippine university grades on the 1.0–5.0 scale (1.0 best, 3.0 pass) or percentages to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with Latin honors explained.
• Spain — Convert Spanish university grades (Suspenso to Sobresaliente and Matrícula de Honor) to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with the official scale and cited tables.
• Mexico — Convert Mexican university grades on the 5–10 scale (6 to pass) to an estimated US 4.0 GPA, with UNAM’s rules and three universities’ published tables.

How these pages work

Every country page starts from the official grading rules (a ministry decree, a national commission or a university regulation) and then shows what admissions offices publish: the University of Toronto’s graduate equivalencies, Oregon State University’s B-average minimums and Loughborough University’s UK degree-class tables. Where those tables give enough points, the converter draws straight lines between them; where they do not, it shows only the band.

No single conversion is official. The same transcript can be a B at one university and a B+ at another, and many schools re-evaluate foreign records themselves or through a credential service.

Once you have course grades on a 4.0 scale, the GPA calculator turns them into a credit-weighted GPA.

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