Percentage to GPA Converter

This tool helps you convert your grades between Percentage and GPA (Grade Point Average) according to Nepal Education Grading System.

How to use Percentage to GPA Calculator

Convert Percentage to GPA:

  • Enter your percentage in the “Percentage” field.
  • Click the “Convert to GPA” button.
  • Your GPA and corresponding grade will be displayed below.

Convert GPA to Percentage:

  • Enter your GPA in the “GPA” field.
  • Click the “Convert to Percentage” button.
  • The corresponding percentage range and grade will be displayed below.

Nepali Education Grade System

The Nepal Education grades are categorised based on the percentage of marks obtained by the students. Here is a breakdown of the grading system:

High School Grade Scale (Grades 11 and 12)

Grades Performance Remark Percentage Range GPA
A+ Outstanding 90-100% 4.0
A Excellent 80-89.9% 3.6
B+ Very Good 70-79.9% 3.2
B Good 60-69.9% 2.8
C+ Satisfactory 50-59.9% 2.4
C Acceptable 40-49.9% 2.0
D Basic 35-39.9% 1.6
F Fail Below 35% 0.0

College Grade Scale (Undergraduate)

Grades Performance Remark Percentage Range GPA
A Distinction 90-100% 4.0
A- Very Good 80-89.9% 3.70 – 3.99
B+ First Division 70-79.9% 3.30 – 3.69
B Second Division 60-69.9% 3.00 – 3.29
B- Pass in individual Course 55-59.9% 2.70 – 2.99
F Fail Below 55% Below 2.70

College Grade Scale (Postgraduate)

Grades Performance Remark Percentage Range GPA
A Excellent 90-100% 4.0
A- Very Good 80-89.9% 3.7
B+ First Division 70-79.9% 3.3
B Second Division 60-69.9% 3.0
B- Pass in individual Course 55-59.9% 2.7
F Fail Below 55% 0.0

Nepal Grade Comparison to Australia, US, UK, Canada and India

Nepal Grades Australia Grades UK Grades US Grades Canada Grades India Grades
A+ HD (High Distinction) First Class Honours A+ A+ O (Outstanding)
A D (Distinction) Upper Second Class (2:1) A A A+
B+ C (Credit) Lower Second Class (2:2) A- A- A
B P (Pass) Third Class B+ B B+
C+ P (Pass) – Lower Pass B B- B
C F (Fail) – Higher C+ C+ C
D F (Fail) C C P (Pass)
F F (Fail) Fail F F F (Fail)

How do I convert a Percentage to a GPA?

To convert a percentage to a GPA, you can use different formulas depending on the GPA scale you are working with. Here are the common methods:

Conversion for a 4.0 Scale

For converting a percentage to a GPA on a 4.0 scale, the formula is:

GPA = (Percentage/100) × 4

For example, if you have a percentage of 85%, the calculation would be:

GPA = (85/100) × 4 = 3.4

 

Conversion for a 10.0 Scale

To convert a percentage to a GPA on a 10.0 scale, you can use the formula:

GPA = (Percentage/100) × 10

For instance, if your percentage is 90%, the calculation would be:

GPA = (90/100) × 10 = 9.0

 

Alternative Method for 10.0 Scale

Another common method for converting a percentage to a GPA on a 10.0 scale is:

GPA = Percentage/9.5

Using this method, if your percentage is 85%, the calculation would be:

GPA = 85/9.5 ≈ 8.9

 

These formulas provide a straightforward way to convert your percentage scores into GPA values, which are often required for applications to universities, especially in countries that use the GPA system. Always check with your institution for any specific conversion requirements they may have.

How do I convert a GPA to a Percentage?

To convert a GPA to a percentage, the method can vary depending on the GPA scale used (commonly 4.0 or 10.0). Here are the formulas for both scales:

Conversion for a 4.0 Scale

For converting a GPA to a Percentage on a 4.0 scale, the formula is:

Percentage = (GPA/Maximum GPA)×100

 Example:

If your GPA is 3.2:
Percentage = (3.2/4.0)×100 = 80%

 

 

Alternatively, a simpler method often used is:

Percentage = GPA×25

Using the same GPA of 3.2:

Percentage = 3.2×25 = 80%

 

 

Conversion for a 10.0 Scale

For converting a GPA to a Percentage on a 10.0 scale, the formula is:

Percentage = (GPA−0.5)×10 

Example:
If your GPA is 8.5:
Percentage = (8.5−0.5)×10 = 80%

 

 

These formulas provide a straightforward way to convert GPA to percentage, ensuring you accurately reflect your academic performance based on the grading system in use.

Conclusion

Grading systems, though varied globally, serve the universal purpose of assessing student performance. For Nepali students, understanding both their local grading system and its international equivalents is crucial for academic and career progression.

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