GPA Conversion Tool: Scale & Table Converter

4.0 Scall	4.3 Scall	4.5 Scall	5.0 Scall	100 Scall
3.97 ~ 4.0	4.26 ~ 4.3	4.46 ~ 4.5	4.95 ~ 5.00	100
3.92 ~ 3.96	4.22 ~ 4.25	4.41 ~ 4.45	4.90 ~ 4.94	99
3.88 ~ 3.91	4.17 ~ 4.21	4.36 ~ 4.40	4.84 ~ 4.89	98
3.84 ~ 3.87	4.12 ~ 4.16	4.31 ~ 4.35	4.79 ~ 4.83	97
3.80 ~ 3.83	4.08 ~ 4.11	4.26 ~ 4.30	4.73 ~ 4.78	96
3.75 ~ 3.79	4.03 ~ 4.07	4.21 ~ 4.25	4.68 ~ 4.72	95
3.71 ~ 3.74	3.98 ~ 4.02	4.16 ~ 4.20	4.62 ~ 4.67	94
3.67 ~ 3.70	3.93 ~ 3.97	4.11 ~ 4.15	4.57 ~ 4.61	93
3.62 ~ 3.66	3.89 ~ 3.92	4.06 ~ 4.10	4.51 ~ 4.56	92
3.58 ~ 3.61	3.84 ~ 3.88	4.01 ~ 4.05	4.45 ~ 4.50	91
3.49 ~ 3.57	3.75 ~ 3.83	3.91 ~ 4.00	4.34 ~ 4.44	90
3.41 ~ 3.48	3.65 ~ 3.74	3.81 ~ 3.90	4.23 ~ 4.33	89
3.32 ~ 3.40	3.56 ~ 3.64	3.71 ~ 3.80	4.12 ~ 4.22	88
3.24 ~ 3.31	3.46 ~ 3.55	3.61 ~ 3.70	4.01 ~ 4.11	87
3.15 ~ 3.23	3.37 ~ 3.45	3.51 ~ 3.60	3.90 ~ 4.00	86
3.07 ~ 3.14	3.27 ~ 3.36	3.41 ~ 3.50	3.79 ~ 3.89	85
2.98 ~ 3.06	3.18 ~ 3.26	3.31 ~ 3.40	3.68 ~ 3.78	84
2.90 ~ 2.97	3.09 ~ 3.17	3.21 ~ 3.30	3.57 ~ 3.67	83
2.81 ~ 2.89	2.99 ~ 3.08	3.11 ~ 3.20	3.45 ~ 3.56	82
2.72 ~ 2.80	2.90 ~ 2.98	3.01 ~ 3.10	3.34 ~ 3.44	81
2.64 ~ 2.71	2.80 ~ 2.89	2.91 ~ 3.00	3.23 ~ 3.33	80
2.56 ~ 2.63	2.70 ~ 2.79	2.81 ~ 2.90	3.12 ~ 3.22	79
2.48 ~ 2.55	2.61 ~ 2.69	2.71 ~ 2.80	3.01 ~ 3.11	78
2.40 ~ 2.47	2.52 ~ 2.60	2.61 ~ 2.70	2.90 ~ 3.00	77
2.32 ~ 2.39	2.43 ~ 2.51	2.51 ~ 2.60	2.79 ~ 2.89	76
2.24 ~ 2.31	2.34 ~ 2.42	2.41 ~ 2.50	2.68 ~ 2.78	75
2.16 ~ 2.23	2.25 ~ 2.33	2.31 ~ 2.40	2.57 ~ 2.67	74
2.08 ~ 2.15	2.16 ~ 2.24	2.21 ~ 2.30	2.46 ~ 2.56	73
2.00 ~ 2.07	2.07 ~ 2.15	2.11 ~ 2.20	2.35 ~ 2.45	72
1.92 ~ 1.99	1.98 ~ 2.06	2.01 ~ 2.10	2.24 ~ 2.34	71
1.84 ~ 1.91	1.89 ~ 1.97	1.91 ~ 2.00	2.13 ~ 2.23	70
1.75 ~ 1.83	1.80 ~ 1.88	1.81 ~ 1.90	2.02 ~ 2.12	69
1.67 ~ 1.74	1.71 ~ 1.79	1.71 ~ 1.80	1.92 ~ 2.01	68
1.59 ~ 1.66	1.62 ~ 1.70	1.61 ~ 1.70	1.82 ~ 1.91	67
1.51 ~ 1.58	1.53 ~ 1.61	1.51 ~ 1.60	1.71 ~ 1.81	66
1.43 ~ 1.50	1.44 ~ 1.52	1.41 ~ 1.50	1.60 ~ 1.70	65
1.35 ~ 1.42	1.36 ~ 1.43	1.31 ~ 1.40	1.50 ~ 1.59	64
1.26 ~ 1.34	1.28 ~ 1.35	1.21 ~ 1.30	1.40 ~ 1.49	63
1.18 ~ 1.25	1.19 ~ 1.27	1.11 ~ 1.20	1.31 ~ 1.39	62
1.09 ~ 1.17	1.10 ~ 1.18	1.01 ~ 1.10	1.21 ~ 1.30	61
1.00 ~ 1.08	1.00 ~ 1.09	0.91 ~ 1.00	1.11 ~ 1.20	60
0.00 ~ 0.99	0.00 ~ 0.99	0.00 ~ 0.90	0.00 ~ 1.10	رسوب

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How to Read the Table

The table above lines up five grading scales used by different schools: 4.0, 4.3, 4.5, 5.0, and the 100-point (percentage) scale. Find your GPA on whichever scale you have, and the same row shows its approximate equivalent on the others. For example, a 90 out of 100 lines up with roughly 3.49-3.57 on a 4.0 scale, and 3.91-4.00 on a 4.5 scale.

The scales differ because each education system sets its own grading ceiling. Most US schools cap GPA at 4.0, while many Canadian universities add a step for top grades and go up to 4.3. Others use a 5.0 scale (common for weighted or honors grades) or just report a percentage directly. That's exactly why a conversion is needed when you're applying to a school, program, or scholarship outside the system your grades were issued in.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert my GPA from a 4.0 scale to 100?
Find your GPA range in the "4.0 Scale" column of the table above; the matching value in the "100 Scale" column is its approximate equivalent. These are commonly used reference values, not one official universal formula.

Is GPA conversion the same at every university?
No. Many universities and scholarship programs use their own conversion table that can differ from general reference tables like this one. If the conversion is for something official - admissions, a scholarship, a job application - always check the exact method the institution itself requires before relying on a general table.

How Other Countries Grade

Not every system runs on a 0-4 or 0-100 scale. Germany and much of continental Europe use a reversed scale where 1.0 is the best possible grade and 5.0 is a fail - a German 1.3 roughly matches a US 3.7-4.0, not the other way around. The UK doesn't use GPA at all for undergraduate degrees; instead it awards classifications like First Class, Upper Second (2:1), Lower Second (2:2), and Third, based on percentage bands that vary by university.

If you're applying for immigration, a US grad program, or a job that requires a formal equivalency, a general table like the one above is a starting point, not the final answer. Credential evaluation services such as WES (World Education Services) or ECE issue an official conversion report that admissions offices and employers actually accept - and their formulas don't always match the common reference values used here.

One more distinction worth knowing: a "weighted" GPA adds extra points for honors or AP/IB courses (so it can go above 4.0 even on a 4.0 scale), while an "unweighted" GPA treats every class the same regardless of difficulty. Check which one a school is asking for before you convert - mixing the two gives a misleading result no table can fix.

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