International GPA Converter - Bidirectional Grade Conversion Tool

Convert grades between any of 150+ countries instantly. Free international GPA calculator supporting bidirectional conversions and 17 grading systems.

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to clear, and

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to swap countries.

Conversion Mode

Choose between country-based or custom grading systems

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Convert Your Grade

Select your source and target countries, then enter your grade

Source Country

From Country

4.0 GPA System

Target Country

To Country

10-Point Scale

Enter Your Grade

Format Info

Grade

Valid range: 0.0 to 4.0 (e.g., 3.7, 2.5, 4.0) - Letter grades (A+, A, B+, B, C+, C, D, F) also accepted

Try these examples:

4.0

3.7

3.3

3.0

2.7

2.3

2.0

1.7

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Source: 4.0 GPA System

US-style 4.0 GPA system with letter grades and plus/minus variations

Scale: 0.0 - 4.0

Target: 10-Point Scale

10-point scale used in India, Europe, and many Asian countries

Scale: 0-10

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Transform your academic marks seamlessly between international grading standards. Whether you're applying to universities abroad, comparing academic performance, or understanding different educational frameworks, this tool supports equivalency mapping between 150+ countries and 17 major grading scales. You can also define your own custom grading systems for specialized transformations.

How to Use International GPA Converter

Choose Your Transformation Mode

Select between Country Mode (for standard international transformations) or Custom Scale Mode (for user-defined grading systems). Country Mode automatically detects grading systems based on country selection, while Custom Scale Mode allows you to choose from 17 predefined systems or create your own custom scale with specific minimum and maximum values.

Select Source and Target Countries or Systems

In Country Mode, choose your source and target countries. The tool automatically detects the grading system used in each country. If a country uses multiple systems, you can select your preferred system from the dropdown. In Custom Scale Mode, select your source and target grading systems directly from the available options or define custom scales.

Enter Your Academic Mark

Type your academic mark in the input field. The tool accepts both numeric marks (e.g., 3.7, 8.5, 18.0) and letter evaluations (e.g., A+, B, HD, First Class) depending on the selected system. Format hints and example marks are shown below the input to guide you.

View Transformation Result

The transformation happens automatically as you type. The result shows your transformed mark in the target system, along with a confidence meter indicating transformation accuracy. You can copy the result to your clipboard with one click.

Use Previous Results

All your transformations are saved automatically. Click the history button to view past results and reuse them with a single click. This is especially useful when comparing multiple marks or working with the same country pairs.

Calculator Features

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150+ Countries

Comprehensive coverage of countries worldwide with accurate grading system mappings

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17 Grading Systems

Support for major grading systems including 4.0 GPA, 10-point, 20-point, letter evaluations, and more

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Instant Transformation

Real-time equivalency mapping as you type with automatic validation and error detection

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Smart System Detection

Automatic detection of grading systems with manual override for countries with multiple systems

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Custom Scale Creation

Define your own grading systems with custom minimum and maximum values, including support for inverted scales where lower values represent better performance

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Format Hints & Examples

Contextual help with format hints and clickable example marks for each system

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Previous Results

Save and reuse past transformations with persistent storage in your browser

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Copy to Clipboard

One-click copy functionality for easy sharing and documentation

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Confidence Meter

Visual indicator showing transformation accuracy and reliability

Complete Function List

Support for 150+ countries:
17 different grading systems:
Custom scale creation with user-defined ranges:
Inverted scale support for custom systems:
Real-time transformation with debouncing:
Automatic system detection:
Manual system override for multi-system countries:
Format validation and error messages:
Example marks for each system:
Previous results history with localStorage:
Copy to clipboard functionality:
Confidence meter for transformations:
Responsive design for all devices:
Keyboard navigation support:
Accessibility features:

Common Calculations & Examples

Example 1: US GPA to Indian CGPA Equivalency

Problem: Find the Indian 10-point scale equivalent of a US GPA of 3.7

Steps:

Select "United States" as the source country
Select "India" as the target country
Enter "3.7" in the input field
View the transformed result (approximately 9.3 on 10-point scale)

Result: 9.3

Explanation: A GPA of 3.7 in the US system corresponds to approximately 9.3 on the Indian 10-point scale. This transformation uses the universal scale method, mapping first to a 0-100 scale (3.7 × 25 = 92.5%) and then to the target system (92.5% ÷ 10 = 9.25, rounded to 9.3).

Example 2: French Academic Mark to US GPA Mapping

Problem: Determine the US GPA equivalent of a French academic mark of 16.5 out of 20

Steps:

Select "France" as the source country
Select "United States" as the target country
Enter "16.5" in the input field
View the transformed result (approximately 3.3 GPA)

Result: 3.3

Explanation: A mark of 16.5 out of 20 in the French system represents 82.5%, which translates to approximately 3.3 on the US 4.0 GPA scale. This is considered a B+ evaluation.

Example 3: German Academic Score to UK Classification

Problem: Find the UK degree classification for a German academic score of 1.5

Steps:

Select "Germany" as the source country
Select "United Kingdom" as the target country
Enter "1.5" in the input field
View the transformed result (First Class Honours)

Result: First Class

Explanation: A German score of 1.5 is an excellent mark (remember, 1.0 is best in the German system). This translates to First Class Honours in the UK system, which typically requires 70% or above.

Example 4: Australian Letter Evaluation to US GPA

Problem: Determine the US GPA equivalent of an Australian "HD" (High Distinction) evaluation

Steps:

Select "Australia" as the source country
Select "United States" as the target country
Enter "HD" in the input field
View the transformed result (approximately 3.6 GPA)

Result: 3.6

Explanation: HD (High Distinction) in the Australian system maps to 90% on the universal scale. This translates to approximately 3.6 on the US 4.0 GPA scale (90% ÷ 25 = 3.6), representing excellent academic performance.

Example 5: Custom Scale Transformation

Problem: Transform a mark from a custom 0-10 scale to the standard 4.0 GPA system

Steps:

Switch to Custom Scale Mode
Select "Custom Scale" for the source system and define a 0-10 range
Select "4.0 GPA" as the target system
Enter "7.5" (representing 75% on the custom scale)
View the transformed result (approximately 3.0 GPA)

Result: 3.0

Explanation: Custom scales allow you to work with institution-specific or non-standard grading systems. A mark of 7.5 on a 0-10 scale represents 75% performance, which translates to approximately 3.0 on the 4.0 GPA scale.

How accurate are the transformations?

The tool uses a universal scale method that maps academic marks to a standardized 0-100 scale first, then to the target system. While this provides good approximations, exact equivalencies may vary by institution. Always verify critical transformations with official sources or your academic institution.

Can I transform marks between any two countries?

Yes! The tool supports equivalency mapping between any of the 150+ countries in the database. Simply select your source and target countries, and the application will automatically detect and use the appropriate grading systems.

What if my country uses multiple grading systems?

Some countries like Japan, Taiwan, and Singapore use multiple grading systems depending on the institution. When you select such a country, a system override dropdown appears, allowing you to choose the specific system used by your institution.

How do I transform letter evaluations?

Simply type the letter evaluation (e.g., "A+", "HD", "First Class") in the input field. The tool automatically recognizes letter evaluations and transforms them appropriately. Letter evaluations are case-insensitive, so "a+" and "A+" are treated the same.

What does the confidence meter indicate?

The confidence meter shows the reliability of the transformation. It's calculated based on how well-established the mapping path is between the two systems. Higher confidence (90%+) means the transformation is more reliable, while lower confidence may require additional verification.

Are my transformations saved?

Yes, all transformations are automatically saved to your browser's localStorage. You can access them through the history panel. The history persists across browser sessions until you clear it manually.

Can I use this for official transcript evaluations?

While this tool provides accurate approximations, official transcript evaluations should always be done through certified credential evaluation services or your academic institution. This application is best used for quick estimates and understanding academic equivalencies.

What grading systems are supported?

The tool supports 17 major grading systems: 4.0 GPA, 4.3 GPA, 5.0 GPA, 10-Point, 20-Point, 100-Point, Inverse (German), Letter Grades, UK Classification, 6-Point, 7-Point, 9-Point, 12-Point, 30-Point, 0-5 Scale, 4-Point, and 4-Point Inverted. You can also create custom grading systems with your own minimum and maximum values.

What is Custom Scale Mode?

Custom Scale Mode allows you to select grading systems directly or create your own custom scales. This is useful when working with institution-specific systems, non-standard scales, or when you want to transform between predefined systems without country selection. You can define custom ranges and even use inverted scales where lower values represent better performance.

When should I use Custom Scale Mode instead of Country Mode?

Use Custom Scale Mode when you need to work with specific grading systems directly, create custom scales for specialized needs, or transform between predefined systems without country context. Country Mode is ideal for standard international transformations where country-based system detection is helpful.

Understanding International Grading Systems

Different countries use different evaluation frameworks to assess academic performance. The most common systems include numeric scales (like 4.0 GPA, 10-point, 20-point), letter evaluations (A-F, HD-P-F), and classification systems (like UK degree classifications). Each framework has its own scale, meaning, and cultural context. Understanding these differences is crucial when applying to international universities or comparing academic achievements across borders.

How Academic Mark Transformation Works

Academic mark transformation typically uses a universal scale method. First, the source mark is mapped to a standardized scale (usually 0-100 percentage). Then, this universal value is translated to the target grading system using established equivalency tables and formulas. This method ensures consistency but may not capture all nuances of each system. Some transformations are more straightforward (like numeric scales), while others (like letter evaluations) require additional interpretation.

Important Considerations

When transforming academic marks, remember that different systems may emphasize different aspects of performance. Some systems use plus/minus variations, others use pass/fail thresholds, and some have inverted scales (where lower numbers are better). Always verify critical transformations with official sources, especially for university applications or professional certifications. Additionally, consider that academic mark inflation and deflation vary by country and institution, which can affect transformation accuracy.

Custom Grading Systems

For specialized needs, you can create custom grading systems with user-defined minimum and maximum values. This is particularly useful for institution-specific scales, research applications, or when working with non-standard evaluation frameworks. Custom systems support both standard scales (where higher is better) and inverted scales (where lower is better, like the German system). The tool uses the same universal scale method for custom systems, ensuring consistent transformation accuracy.

International GPA Converter - Bidirectional Grade Conversion Tool

Quick Tips

Conversion Mode

Convert Your Grade

Source Country

Target Country

Enter Your Grade

Conversion History

System Information

Source: 4.0 GPA System

Target: 10-Point Scale

How to Use International GPA Converter

Choose Your Transformation Mode

Select Source and Target Countries or Systems

Enter Your Academic Mark

View Transformation Result

Use Previous Results

Calculator Features

150+ Countries

17 Grading Systems

Instant Transformation

Smart System Detection

Custom Scale Creation

Format Hints & Examples

Previous Results

Copy to Clipboard

Confidence Meter

Complete Function List

Common Calculations & Examples

Example 1: US GPA to Indian CGPA Equivalency

Example 2: French Academic Mark to US GPA Mapping

Example 3: German Academic Score to UK Classification

Example 4: Australian Letter Evaluation to US GPA

Example 5: Custom Scale Transformation

Tips for Using International GPA Converter

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding International GPA Converter