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CGPA to GPA Converter (10-point & percentage to US 4.0 scale)

Convert your Indian grades to the US 4.0 scale. Enter your courses to calculate your GPA the way WES does, or use the quick converter for your overall CGPA or percentage.

CourseCreditsMarksWES grade
A (4.0)
B (3.0)
A (4.0)

WES-method GPA (credit-weighted)

3.73

3 courses · 11 credits · Σ(credits × points) ÷ Σ credits

Enter every course on your transcripts, from every semester, for the closest estimate. Your official WES report can still differ, because WES also looks at your university's own grading scale.

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How this tool works

  • The course-by-course tab maps each course's marks to a US grade using WES's published Indian bands: 70% and above is A (4.0), 50–69% is B (3.0), 35–49% is C (2.0), below 35% is F (0).
  • GPA is credit-weighted: the sum of credits times grade points, divided by total credits, rounded to two decimals. Courses with zero credits are ignored.
  • The quick converters give a proportional figure, CGPA ÷ scale × 4, and a WES-band estimate of the overall percentage. The percentage comes from your university's printed formula, either CGPA × 10 or (CGPA − 0.75) × 10.
  • For 10-point letter grades, WES has no published table. The tool shows a best estimate (O and A+ at 4.0, A 3.67, B+ 3.33, B 3.0, C and P 2.0) beside Scholaro's stricter UGC scale. Pass/fail credits are left out.
  • Results are estimates, not an official WES evaluation. WES applies its bands course by course, so a single overall percentage is only a rough guide.

Sources: WES — A Guide to WES Grade Conversion (training deck, 2018-11-28); Scholaro — India, UGC 10-point grading scale; Anna University academic regulations R2025 (CGPA × 10); VTU CGPA standard formula (2015–2018 schemes)

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