Grade Converter (any scale)

Convert a grade between scales: /20, %, /10, /6, GPA — instantly, in both directions.

Result

Converted grade

75.00

Percentage

75.0

How it works

Converted = grade ÷ current max × target max

Converting a grade between scales is a proportion: score ÷ current maximum × target maximum. A 14 out of 20 becomes 14 ÷ 20 × 100 = 70%. The same arithmetic works for any pair of scales — out of 10, out of 20, out of 100, out of 5 — because it simply asks what fraction of the maximum was achieved and re-expresses it. The calculator also shows the percentage, which is the universal middle ground. One caution: a linear conversion is faithful to the numbers but not necessarily to their meaning. Grading cultures differ sharply — a French 16/20 is a distinction while the arithmetic 80% looks ordinary on a scale where 90 is expected. Use the conversion for arithmetic, and read national context before drawing conclusions.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a grade out of 20 to a percentage?

Divide by 20 and multiply by 100 — e.g. 15/20 = 75%.

Does it work for any scale?

Yes — set any current max and target max (e.g. /20 to /10, or /100 to /20).

Is a linear conversion fair between countries?

Arithmetically yes, culturally no. Scales differ in severity: French marks rarely approach 20, while some systems routinely award above 90. For an application abroad, provide the scale and its context rather than only a converted number.

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