How To Convert Your Marks When Applying for your Higher Education

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[{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497954563266","data":" Now that this is the season of getting those last few convocation pictures out on instagram and celebrating your graduation, one is probably faced by two paths. Either get a job in the private or public sectors, or continue your education into your masters or for a public examination you might want to crack. If you chose the option of higher education, that too abroad, you might realize midway into the application process that the foreign grading system is a bit different from what it is in India. For the most part, Indian educational institutions grade students out of a maximum of 100 marks and compute percentages on the total score. <\/p>It\u2019s a bit different in countries like America, Australia or in Europe. For example, in America most Universities follow a 4 point GPA system. Now how do you convert your percentage into your GPA? Here\u2019s a simple table to explain the conversion: <\/p> <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497954594690","data":"5948fafb66780"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497954624465","data":"This is a very detailed conversion, for a rougher estimate, one could just use the 25=1 Credit system. If your percentage is 75%, a fair estimate would be that your GPA is 3.0<\/p>Fair disclaimer: Not all Universities follow the above mentioned metrics for calculating the Grade Point Average. Each University applies their own conversion tables, but you could get a fair estimate if your acquired score is enough to get into the university.  <\/p>In case your University or college follows a 10-point CGPA, then the simplest method of knowing your percentage is by multiplying your CGPA score by 9.5, this will give your score in terms of a percentage scale, after which you can convert those percentages into GPA in a 4 point metric <\/p>Although these numbers seem clear enough, for schools which grade as F for fail and A+ for excellent, it might seem a bit difficult.    <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1497954805388","data":"5948fbd258589"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1497954822950","data":" <\/p>One other way is to use internationally accredited converters recognized by the University you\u2019re applying to. If the University doesn\u2019t mention any such converter, then write down the most precise score that you can accurately calculate and send transcripts of the your Undergrad or School scores for the University to crosscheck. Be honest in your valuation and careful in your studies. That\u2019s all the advice anyone can give.  <\/p>"}]

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