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Vietnamese GPA Calculator (10-Point to 4-Point Scale)

Convert your Vietnamese university score (10-point scale) to the international 4-point GPA scale. Vietnamese grading uses the following conversion table: 8.5–10 → 4.0 (A, Xuất sắc/Giỏi), 7.0–8.4 → 3.0 (B, Khá), 5.5–6.9 → 2.0 (C, Trung bình khá), 4.0–5.4 → 1.0 (D, Trung bình), 0–3.9 → 0.0 (F, Yếu/Kém). This calculator also shows the percentage equivalent of your score.

Score (10-Point Scale)

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How it's calculated

GPA (4-Point Scale)

(score >= 8.5) * 4.0 + (score >= 7.0) * (score < 8.5) * 3.0 + (score >= 5.5) * (score < 7.0) * 2.0 + (score >= 4.0) * (score < 5.5) * 1.0

4-point GPA equivalent: 8.5–10 → 4.0 (A), 7.0–8.4 → 3.0 (B), 5.5–6.9 → 2.0 (C), 4.0–5.4 → 1.0 (D), below 4.0 → 0.0 (F)

Percentage Equivalent

score * 10

Your score expressed as a percentage (score × 10)

Examples

Score 8.5 → GPA 4.0 (A, Excellent)

Score (10-Point Scale):8.5

Score 7.0 → GPA 3.0 (B, Good)

Score (10-Point Scale):7

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Vietnamese 10-point to 4-point GPA conversion work?

Vietnamese universities use a 10-point scale. The standard conversion to the 4-point scale is: 8.5–10 → 4.0 (A, Excellent/Good), 7.0–8.4 → 3.0 (B, Good), 5.5–6.9 → 2.0 (C, Average-Good), 4.0–5.4 → 1.0 (D, Average), 0–3.9 → 0.0 (F, Weak/Poor). Note that some universities may use slightly different thresholds.

What GPA do I need for a scholarship in Vietnam?

Most Vietnamese university scholarships require a GPA of at least 3.2 on the 4-point scale (equivalent to roughly 8.0+ on the 10-point scale). Government scholarships and prestigious awards typically require 3.6–4.0 (8.5+ on the 10-point scale). Always check the specific scholarship criteria.

How is Vietnamese GPA recognized internationally?

When applying abroad, most foreign universities and employers accept the 4-point GPA conversion. A 3.0/4.0 (B, Khá) is generally considered equivalent to a 'Good' degree internationally. Some institutions may request an official transcript with the original 10-point scores for verification.

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