Grade point average - international degrees

One part of the selection criteria is that we look at your Grade Point Average (next to your GRE/GMAT). This means that your application will be compared with other applicants.

Grade Point Average

Grade point averages (GPA) differ in education systems around the world. You can check the list to see which required GPA applies to you. The list is also used by the admissions office while selecting your application.

If your country is not listed, the admissions office requires a B+, 3.33/4.00 or 4.00/5.00 or 80/100 depending on the grading system that your university uses. In that case, upload an academic transcript with a diploma supplement of your University in your application.

If your institution uses a grading system that differs from those published on this website, please submit your application as usual. We will assess your grades and determine the appropriate grade equivalency.

GPA list:

The grades in this list are equivalent to a Dutch grade of 7.0.

Albania	C/C+/B- or 66-80
Australia	70–74%
Austria	3.3
Belgium	15/20
Brazil	7.9
Bulgaria	5.7
Cameroon	60/100
Canada	79/100
China	80–84
Cyprus	18/20
Czech Republic	1.9
Denmark	7.9
Ecuador	16/20, 26/30 or 32/40
Egypt	86/100
Estonia	3
Finland	4
France	13/20
Germany	1.9
Ghana	B, 70/100, 3.0
Greece	7.7
Hungary	4.26
India	First class
Indonesia	3.6 or B
Iran	17
Ireland	Second Class, Grade 1
Italy	25/30
Kenya	Second Class, First Division
Latvia	8.6
Lithuania	8.5
Luxembourg	15
Mexico	8
Nigeria	Second Class, Lower Division
Norway	C
Pakistan	3.45/4.00, 76/100
Peru	14/20
Poland	4.5
Portugal	15/20
Romania	9.6
Russia	4.7
Singapore	78/100
South Africa	Second Class B
South Korea	3.3 or B
Spain	8.0
Sweden	C / G+
Switzerland	5.3/6
Taiwan	83
Thailand	B+, 3.4/4.0, First Class Honors
Turkey	3.7/4.00, 83
United Kingdom	Second class, upper division
Ukraine	9.2
USA	B+
Vietnam	7.5

This list is subject to change; no rights can be derived from the contents of this list

Grade point average - international degrees