Percentage to Grade

Last updated: 2026-06-25

TL;DR

On a common absolute-grading scale: 95+ A+, 90–94 A, 85–89 B+, 80–84 B, 75–79 C+, 70–74 C, 65–69 D+, 60–64 D, below 60 F.

Pick a grade scale (4.5 / 4.3 / 4.0) and the matching grade points appear too.

Enter a percentage

Choose the grade scale.
%
0–100. If your score is out of a different max, scale it to 100 first.

Bands can vary by school, instructor and whether grading is curved, so this is a reference estimate. Defer to your course's official standard.

How to use it

  1. Choose a grade scale — select the grade scale (4.5 / 4.3 / 4.0).
  2. Enter a percentage — enter the percentage score to convert (0–100).
  3. View the result — click Convert to see the letter grade (A+, etc.) and its grade points.

Percentage to grade conversion table

Below is a common absolute-grading percentage-to-grade-to-points table. Your actual grade may differ based on your school's or instructor's standard or curved grading.

Percentage → grade → grade points
PercentageGrade4.54.34.0
95 – 100A+4.54.34.0
90 – 94A4.04.04.0
85 – 89B+3.53.33.3
80 – 84B3.03.03.0
75 – 79C+2.52.32.3
70 – 74C2.02.02.0
65 – 69D+1.51.31.3
60 – 64D1.01.01.0
0 – 59F0.00.00.0

Convert each course's percentage to a letter grade, then enter them into the GPA calculator to find your overall GPA. To convert a GPA to a different scale or a percentage instead, use the grade scale converter.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What letter grade does a percentage score convert to?

Using a common absolute-grading scale: 95 and up is A+, 90–94 A, 85–89 B+, 80–84 B, 75–79 C+, 70–74 C, 65–69 D+, 60–64 D, and below 60 is F. These bands vary by school and instructor, so treat them as a reference.

Do conversion tables differ by school?

Yes. Absolute-grading bands (for example A+ at 95) and curved/relative grading differ by school and course. Curved courses cannot be derived from a percentage alone, and this tool's table is a common absolute-grading reference.

What is the converted grade point used for?

Convert each course's percentage to a letter grade, then enter them into the GPA calculator to estimate your overall GPA. Your instructor's assigned grade always takes precedence.

What if my score isn't out of 100?

First scale it to 100 (your score ÷ max × 100), then enter it. For example, 45 out of 50 becomes 90, so enter 90.

Last updated: 2026-06-25