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Grade Converter
Turn a percentage or marks into a grade and grade point on CBSE, 10-point university, US 4.0 and UK scales, or your own college scale.
Doing this
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Which grading scale?
Scales differ by college. Check your handbook.Your score
Enter a score
Your grade, grade point and how close you are to the next grade appear here.
10-point (O to P) scale
Common in autonomous and many university schemes
| Percentage | Grade | Point | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 90 to 100 | O | 10 | Outstanding |
| 80 to 89.99 | A+ | 9 | Excellent |
| 70 to 79.99 | A | 8 | Very good |
| 60 to 69.99 | B+ | 7 | Good |
| 50 to 59.99 | B | 6 | Above average |
| 45 to 49.99 | C | 5 | Average |
| 40 to 44.99 | P | 4 | Pass |
| 0 to 39.99 | F | 0 | Fail |
These are the commonly published bands. Your college may differ, so treat this as a guide and confirm with your handbook.
About this tool
What is Grade Converter?
Grade Converter turns marks or a percentage into a grade and grade point on common Indian and international scales: CBSE 9-point, two 10-point university scales, US 4.0 letter grades and UK degree classes. You can also type your own college's rows. It also shows how many marks you are from the next grade.
Useful when you need to
- Find the CBSE grade for a subject score
- Convert a percentage to a letter grade for an application abroad
- See how much more you need to reach A+ or O
- Work out an average grade and weighted points across subjects
How to use
How to use Grade Converter
01 02 Enter the score
Type a percentage, or marks obtained and the total marks.
03 Read the result
See the grade, grade point, pass or fail and the marks needed for the next grade.
04 Try many subjects
Switch to Many subjects to enter several marks and credits and see an overall grade.
Tips
Get better results
- Colleges differ. Treat the table as a guide and confirm bands in your handbook, or use My own scale.
- A 10-point grade point is not a percentage. Use the CGPA to Percentage tool for your university's formula.
- Overseas applications often ask for your own university's conversion, not a generic one.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this my official grade?
No. Official grades come from your board or university.
Why do two 10-point scales exist?
Universities set their own bands. The tool lists two common ones and lets you build yours.
Is my data saved?
Your last entries and custom scale are kept in your own browser only.