Convert a percentage mark to a 4.0-scale GPA and letter grade using a common US scale, with the full conversion table shown.
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Applications, scholarship forms and job portals often ask for a GPA when your transcript shows percentages. This tool gives the common US 4.0 equivalent as you type and shows the full table, so you can see where the cut-offs fall - 89.5% is a B+ (3.3), while 90% is an A- (3.7).
Institutions use different cut-offs, so treat the result as an estimate and check the policy of the school that will read it.
This converter turns a percentage mark into a GPA on the 4.0 scale and a letter grade, using a common US mapping: 93% and above is an A (4.0), 90-92.9% an A- (3.7), and so on down to below 60%, which is an F (0.0). The full conversion table is shown under the result with your band highlighted. It uses this one scale only - it does not convert to Pakistani or Indian grading or to CGPA, and your school's own table always takes precedence.
Type your percentage score (e.g. 85%).
The GPA on the 4.0 scale and the letter grade appear as you type.
Your band is highlighted in the conversion table, so you can see the cut-offs either side.
Estimate a US GPA from percentage marks for a college or graduate application, check which letter grade a percentage corresponds to, see how far a mark is from the next grade band, or prepare a rough GPA figure before a counsellor or the target institution converts your transcript officially.
The most common questions are where the cut-offs come from and whether the result is official. The table is a common US mapping, not a universal standard - many universities, including most in Pakistan and India, publish their own conversion, so always check the table of the institution that will use your GPA.
The tool uses a common US 4.0 scale: 93-100% = A (4.0), 90-92.9% = A- (3.7), 87-89.9% = B+ (3.3), 83-86.9% = B (3.0), 80-82.9% = B- (2.7), 77-79.9% = C+ (2.3), 73-76.9% = C (2.0), 70-72.9% = C- (1.7), 67-69.9% = D+ (1.3), 60-66.9% = D (1.0) and below 60% = F (0.0). Your band is highlighted in the table under the result.
On this scale 85% is a B, which is a 3.0 GPA. For comparison, 90% is an A- (3.7), 80% is a B- (2.7) and 75% is a C (2.0).
No. It uses one US 4.0 scale only. Universities in Pakistan, India and elsewhere publish their own percentage-to-GPA tables, which can differ from this one, so use your institution's table when it has one. To work out a cumulative GPA from semester grade points and credit hours, use the CGPA Calculator.
No. It is an estimate on a common scale. Universities, scholarship bodies and credential evaluation services apply their own rules, so the GPA they calculate from your transcript can be different.
It counts in the lower band, so 92.95% is an A- (3.7) - only 93% and above is an A. A value below 0 or above 100 shows no result.
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