Is there a chart or system used to convert numerical grading to GPA.
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The previous answer works, and that is how colleges determine your gpa, but converting from a 100 point scale to a 4 point scale can be simplified.\n\n - Take your gpa on a 100 point scale (87.3)\n - Multiply by 4\n - Dividie by 100\n\n(87.3 x 4)= 349.2\n\n349.2/100 = 3.492\n\nYour GPA (On a 4.0 scale) is 3.49
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Try this:  I would like to find out my GPA and class ranking in order to determine whether or not I have met college acceptance requirements.\n\nOr:  I hope you'll be able to help me find out my GPA and class ranking so I can determine whether or not I have met college acceptance requirements.\n\nRemember:  If you're going to use the verb "to be" with "GPA and class ranking," you must use the plural form, since you're referring to TWO things and not ONE:  "what my GPA and class ranking ARE"--not "IS."
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How we figure out our gpa system is  every A is worth 4, B's are worth 3, C's are worth 2, D's are worth 1, and Fs are worth 0.  First, you figure out how many of each letter grade you have and multiply how much you have by the number it's worth.  For example, if you have 5 A's and 2 B's you take 4*5 A's, and add that product to 3* 2 B's.   See what I mean?  Once you figure out the grand total, you divide that number by how many classes you're taking and getting credit for.  I hope I helped!
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This would really depend on the policies of your school. If you have a course outline or student planner you might be able to find out the information there. Other than that, ask your instructor for the official grade breakdown for your school/faculty/class, etc.\n\nAt my university the grades are broken down like this:\n\nA+=95% and above\nA=90-94%\nA-=85-89%\nB+=80-84%\nB=75-79%\nB-=70-74%\nC+=65-69%\nC=60-64%\nC-=55-59%\nP=50-54%\nF=50% and below\n\nYou can also get a UN which is an unofficial withdrawal (dropping the course without notifying the registrar within a set period of time) and will result from missing more than 30% of the course. I'm not sure how common this is at other schools.
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You didnt specify what language.\n\nHere it is in Java. (oh and you can change grades in the array, and change the index depending on how many grades you are going to use.\nGOOD LUCK!! I want my 10points if this helps!!\n_____________________________________________________\n\nclass grades {\n  public static void main(String[] args) {\n  int[] grade ={45, 65, 95, 29, 71, 62, 47, 83, 68, 12, 88, 59};\n  int count = 0, count1 = 0 , count2 = 0, count3 = 0;\n\n  for (int i = 0; i <= 11; i++){\n  if (grade[i] > 80)\n    count = count + 1;\n    else if (grade[i] > 60)\n      count1 = count1 + 1;\n      else if (grade[i] > 40)\n        count2 = count2 + 1;\n        else\n          count3 = count3 + 1;\n\n  }\n  System.out.println("&#92;nGrades in the range 81 to 100 = " +count);\n  System.out.println("Grades in the range 61 to 80 = " +count1);\n  System.out.println("Grades in the range 41 to 60 = " +count2);\n  System.out.println("Failing grades = " +count3);\n}\n}
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ooo.  grades don't seem too good.  you should spend more time studying than trying to compute the average.  nevertheless the formula is\n\nall grade added together\n----------------------------------- = average\n# of classes you take\n\n\n97+90+89+75+71+70+67+66+61+57\n-------------------------------------------------- =  74.3     B\n                      10               \n\n\nIn my country a 74.3 is a C-
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Total all of the grade points and divide them by the number of grades.\n\nA=4, b=3, C=2, D=1, F=0\n\n2 B's and an A would be 10 points, divide by 3 and the GPA is 3.3
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When I was in high school, the grades we were assigned were based on a scale of 1-100. For assignments like math questions, the number right divided by the total determined the grade. For assignments like writing compositions, the score was more objective, but there was generally a point value out of 100 given to the assignment. Most teachers had a scale that went something like this:\n\nA+ - 97-100%\nA  - 93-96%\nA- - 90-92%\nB+ - 87-89%\nB  - 83-86%\nB- - 80-82%\nC+ - 77-79%\nC  - 73-76%\nC- - 70-72%\nD+ - 67-69%\nD  - 63-66%\nD- - 60-62%\nF  - 59% and under
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No idea about GPA...never went to University, but here is my best guess.\n4.00 = 100%      ==> 4.00 * 25 = 100\n3.07 =   76.75% ==> 3.07 * 25 =  76.75\nSo, I would multiply your GPA by 25 to get a percentage.\nSo your cumulative 2.35 would be about 58.75%
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You can download a pdf version at the first link.\n\nYou can copy and paste explanations from the second or third link\n\nOr you can order a chart at the fourth, fifth, sixth or seventh link.
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If it is a 4.00 scale, give each letter grade the follow values:  A=4; B=3, C=2, D=1 and F=0.  Add the values and divide by 6.  If you need to carry it further:  A=4, A- = 3.7, B+ = 3.5, B=3, B- = 2.7, C+ = 2.5, C=2, C- = 1.7, D+ = 1.5, D=1, D- = .7.
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on a 4.0 scale assuming A+ = 4.3 your GPA would be 3.95 or equivalent to an A.
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It all depends on your school system. Normally, it is 4.0 = A+, 3.5 = A-, and 3.0 = B+ and so forth... Some classes- such as college classes have a 5.0 GPA system. I'd recommend looking up online, from ASKJeeves, for a GPA calculator or look up: How can I find out what my GPA is?\n\nGood luck!\n\nMichelle
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Not a damn bit.\n\nI've hired loads of people and I don't think I've ever asked what someone's GPA was when they graduated.  The only time it is ever brought up is when someone is part of the National Honor Society or achieved excellent grades and wants to brag about it.\n\nSo don’t worry about it.  It is the degree that matters.
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Universities in USA have their own marking and evaluation systems, which are considerably different from the Indian system. They follow the GPA (Grade Point Average) system which is based on the 5 points scheme – A,B,C,D & F. \n\nIt is advisable not to convert your marks in the Indian system of grading to the American Grade Point Average system or any other system since the conversion may not be accurate. You may attach an explanatory note from your college to indicate your rank in your class and/or university. The letter may also indicate your relative place in the class and the university average, along with the number of students in the class and the number of colleges and students in the university. You may also provide any other information or documents that you feel may help you in the admission process. \n\nStudents applying for Graduate courses (MBA, MS etc) are required to submit an official transcript (mark-sheets) from each college or university that they have attended after secondary school with complete details of the subjects/credits involved (for each year) and other details like correspondence courses, diplomas etc. Most universities ask for the transcript (mark-sheets) to be sealed in an envelope and signed and attested across the seal by the registrar. This procedure is to be done for each and every college that you have attended. Some universities may ask for more than one copy of the transcript. \n\nIf the transcripts are in a language other than English, they must be translated into English only by the issuing authority or university.
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yes its possible ! an above 75% of the Indian system is considered as 3.0+ GPA which is rated very high, thats A+ according to grading system. 85% +relates to 3.5 +GPA and of course 100% is 4.0!
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http://www.eh.net/hmit/compare/\nThis site is just a simple converter for anytime period. Hope this is what you were looking for.