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Hi,

I hope someone can help me out.

I am applying for B-Schools in USA right now... and all these schools are asking for my GPA in undergrad

i did my undergrad in india....and my undergrad university graded us on a absolute basis...on percentage basis..

so how do i give it as a percentage....or how do i convert to GPA???...please help

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Ruroken
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ruroken
Hi,

I hope someone can help me out.

I am applying for B-Schools in USA right now... and all these schools are asking for my GPA in undergrad

i did my undergrad in india....and my undergrad university graded us on a absolute basis...on percentage basis..

so how do i give it as a percentage....or how do i convert to GPA???...please help

Regards,
Ruroken
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All schools will allow you to input the percentage of your marks. You do not have to convert anything to GPA. Schools will make their own adjustments if needed.