Multi-Scale GPA Calculator
Enter your courses once — see your GPA on 6 scales simultaneously: US 4.0, US 4.33, Weighted 5.0, Australian 7.0, Indian CGPA 10.0, and percentage equivalent.
Why You Need Your GPA on Multiple Scales
Your GPA looks different depending on which system you're reporting it in. A 3.5 US GPA, a 6.0 Australian GPA, and an 8.5 Indian CGPA can all represent essentially the same academic performance — but someone unfamiliar with a given system won't know that.
- International applications — grad schools abroad need your GPA in their native format
- Transfer equivalency — understand how your grades translate at a new institution
- Study abroad programs — see how your home GPA would appear on the host system
- Global employers — multinational companies often recruit across all systems
Conversion: each letter grade maps to a point value per scale
Understanding Each Scale
US 4.0 Standard
The AACRAO standard used by most US universities. A+ = A = 4.0. Used for undergraduate and graduate admissions throughout North America.
Australian 7.0
High Distinction (7.0), Distinction (6.0), Credit (5.0), Pass (4.0). Strong performance starts at 5.5+. Australian universities often require GPA 5.0+ for competitive graduate programs.
Indian CGPA 10.0
Standardized by UGC. Outstanding (O) = 10, A+ = 9, A = 8, B+ = 7, B = 6, C = 5. A CGPA of 8.0+ is generally considered strong for competitive opportunities.
WES Conversion
World Education Services (WES) is the standard credential evaluator for US/Canada grad admissions. Their conversion tables are accepted by most programs. Always verify with WES for official documentation.