<p>So in my country we have the following grades scale
* 10 or 95-100 = (excellent)
* 9 or 85-94 = (very good)
* 8 or 75-84 = (good)
* 7 or 65-74 = (almost good)
* 6 or 55-64 = (sufficient)
* 5 or 45-54 = (hardly sufficient)
* <4 or <44 = (insufficient/failed)</p>
<p>In secondary school (grades 7-12), any grade below 55 is considered a failing grade</p>
<p>how would you convert it to
A B C D and F grades?</p>
<p>A = Excellent</p>
<p>B = Above Average</p>
<p>C = Average</p>
<p>D = Near-Failing</p>
<p>F = Failing</p>
<p>Failing is pretty rare here “in the States”, or at least in my area. General grades fall in to the B to C range, while the elite students maintain the A to B range.</p>
<p>By the way:</p>
<p>A = 90-100</p>
<p>B = 80-89</p>
<p>C = 70-79</p>
<p>D = 66-69</p>
<p>F = <66</p>
<p>Or:</p>
<p>A=93-100</p>
<p>B=85-92</p>
<p>C=78-84</p>
<p>D=70-77</p>
<p>F>77</p>
<p>7 point and 10 point are the major scales. You should know though that colleges aren’t going to “convert” your grades.</p>
<p>My country does it differently… it’s best to ask your high school for conversion methods.</p>
<p>I know they won’t convert my grade
but they have asked me for the international supplement , in which I need to explain/conjecture how my grade scale will be in an ABC… scale</p>