GPA Systems

Italy has no official US GPA table. See the 18–30 exam scale, how the 66–110 degree mark is built, and what 105/110 or 110 e lode means.

Spain’s 0–10 scale under Royal Decree 1125/2003: Suspenso to Sobresaliente, Matrícula de Honor limits, how averages work and why no US formula exists.

How the Philippine 1.0–5.0 scale works, what UP’s 1.00 to 5.00 grades mean, UP’s percentage conversion formula and more

Pakistan has no single GPA table. Compare Punjab, Sindh, COMSATS, NUST, FAST and QAU grade points, then calculate your CGPA with worked examples.

Does Japan use GPA? Yes, but every university sets its own scale. Compare Osaka, Kyoto, Waseda and Yokohama City grade points with a worked example.

China has no national GPA scale. See the 100-point system (60 to pass), real formulas from Peking University and Tsinghua, and how US schools read it.

Brazil grading system explained: the 0–10 scale, passing marks at USP, PUC-Rio and others, how CR works, and how Brazilian grades convert to US GPA.

How Mexican grades work: the 0–10 scale, UNAM’s pass mark of 6, Tec de Monterrey’s 70, and how UW and NC State map Mexican grades to US letter grades.

South Korea has no single GPA scale. See the 4.5 and 4.3 tables, how curve grading works, and the GKS official 100-point conversion.

Nepal grading system explained: TU first and second division percentages, TU, NEB and KU grade points, and how to convert Nepali grades to US GPA.