Hey! Totally understand the confusion — this part of the GMAT application can be tricky, especially for students from grading systems like India's.
For your 8.39 CGPA (on a 10-point scale), most business schools in the U.S. don’t expect an exact conversion. However, for form-filling purposes, a common rough estimate is:
(Your CGPA ÷ 10) × 4 = Approximate U.S. GPA
So: (8.39 ÷ 10) × 4 = ~3.36 GPA
Keep in mind that:
Schools know that grading systems vary by country.
You’re usually not penalized for entering an estimated GPA.
Just be honest and consistent in how you report it.
If you want to play around with numbers and get a clearer sense of your standing, you can try this helpful [url]GPA calculator to help students[/url] managing grades. It lets you input your grades in various formats and gives you a GPA-style output.
Good luck with your application and booking your slot!