Australian GPA to Indian CGPA Converter

Convert an Australian 7-point GPA to an Indian 10-point CGPA with a free instant calculator, a full conversion table, worked examples, and what each grade means

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Applying with an Australian 7-point GPA to a place that uses an Indian 10-point CGPA means reading your grade on a scale it was not earned on. This free converter maps Australian GPA (used in Australia) to Indian CGPA instantly, and the table, examples, and notes below explain how the two scales line up so you can put the right number on an application.

Australian GPA to Indian CGPA conversion table

How the conversion works

The converter works by anchoring both scales on the US 4.0 GPA, which is the most widely recognised reference point for comparing grades internationally. Your Australian GPA is placed on the 0 to 4.0 scale first, then expressed as Indian CGPA. Australian universities grade on a 7-point GPA where 7 is a High Distinction. Percentage ≈ CGPA × 9.5 under the common CBSE convention, though boards vary.

Australian universities grade on a 7-point GPA where 7 is a High Distinction. Percentage ≈ CGPA × 9.5 under the common CBSE convention, though boards vary.

Worked examples

• A Australian GPA of 6.4 / 7 converts to roughly 9.3 / 10, an excellent result.
• A Australian GPA of 5 / 7 converts to roughly 7.5 / 10, a solid, competitive result.
• A Australian GPA of 4 / 7 converts to roughly 5.8 / 10, a clear pass.

About the Australian 7-point GPA

Australian universities grade on a 7-point scale where 7 is a High Distinction, 6 a Distinction, 5 a Credit, and 4 a Pass. Anything below 4 is a fail, and a GPA of 5.5 or higher is a strong, competitive result. A few institutions also use a 4-point GPA, so it is worth checking which scale a transcript is on.

About the Indian CGPA

The Indian CGPA is the cumulative grade point average used by CBSE and most Indian universities, reported on a 10-point scale. Under the common CBSE convention an approximate percentage is the CGPA multiplied by 9.5, though individual boards and universities publish their own tables. A 6.0 is usually the pass mark, 7.5 and above is a first class, and 8.5+ is an excellent record.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert Australian GPA to Indian CGPA?

Enter your Australian GPA in the calculator above and it maps to Indian CGPA instantly through the US 4.0 GPA scale, which acts as the common reference between the two systems. The table below shows the full range. It is a close estimate, so for admissions or immigration use your institution's official scale or a credential evaluator such as WES.

Is this Australian GPA-to-Indian CGPA conversion exact?

No conversion between grading systems is exact, because scales differ by country and institution. Australian universities grade on a 7-point GPA where 7 is a High Distinction. Treat the result as a reliable estimate rather than an official equivalence, and use a recognised credential evaluator when an application formally requires one.

What is a good Australian GPA, and what does it convert to?

As a rough guide, the very top of the Australian GPA scale corresponds to about 10 / 10, and a strong upper result maps to around 8.8 / 10. The full mapping across every band is in the conversion table above, and the examples show a few common grades in context.

Should I convert my Australian GPA on my CV or leave it as it is?

On an international CV it helps to show both: your original Australian GPA and the Indian CGPA equivalent in brackets, so a reader in India can understand it at a glance without doing the maths. Prezumi's free résumé builder lets you list your GPA, grade, and honours in a clean, ATS-friendly format.

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