CGPA to US GPA

CGPA to US GPA — the honest version

This converts your home-country grades to the US 4.0 scale for study-abroad and credential evaluation. It is not the same as converting CGPA to a percentage for Indian jobs — for that, use the CGPA to percentage tool.

For India we use the WES grade-band method, not the crude “CGPA × 0.4” shortcut many sites use. WES converts each course to a 4.0 equivalent by band, then credit-weights the result — so an 8.5 CGPA estimates near 3.7, not 3.4. Choose your country for the exact method:

• Australia — HD/D/C/P %, Band by percentage
• Bangladesh — 4-point / 5-point CGPA, Direct (4-pt) / scaled (5-pt)
• Brazil — 0–10, WES-style band
• Canada (Ontario) — 0–100%, Provincial band
• China — 0–100, WES grade-band
• Egypt — 0–100%, Grade-tier band
• France — 0–20, Linear estimate (grade−10)×0.4
• Germany — 1.0–5.0 (inverted), Modified Bavarian formula
• India — 10-point CGPA, WES grade-band (credit-weighted)
• Mexico — 0–100, WES-style band
• Nepal — 0–100%, WES-style percentage band
• Nigeria — 5-point CGPA, WES-style band (5.0 scale)
• Pakistan — 0–100%, WES-style percentage band
• Philippines — 1.0–5.0 (inverted), Band (1.0 best)
• Singapore — CAP 5.0, CAP × 0.8
• United Kingdom — Classification / module %, Classification & module band
• Vietnam — 0–10, WES-style band

Convert by exam or qualification

Applying with a school-leaving exam rather than a university CGPA? These convert the specific credential:

• WAEC / WASSCE to GPA — West African secondary results (A1–F9)
• A-Level to GPA — GCE A-Levels (A*–E)
• IB to GPA — International Baccalaureate diploma (out of 45)

All results are unofficial estimates. Only a paid WES/ECE evaluation is accepted for applications; actual results vary by institution tier, course rigor, and grade distribution.