TU GPA Calculator
Convert your Tribhuvan University (TU) percentage to GPA, see your WES-equivalent GPA for international applications, and check which countries accept you.
Where your percentage takes you
How to convert TU percentage to GPA
Tribhuvan University (TU) grades most programs on a percentage scale, but international applications, WES evaluations, and universities abroad usually expect a 4.0-scale GPA instead. This calculator converts your TU percentage to GPA using TU's official Executive Council grading resolution, then estimates your WES-equivalent GPA for study-abroad and immigration applications.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert my TU percentage to GPA?
Enter your percentage in the Quick Convert tab above. Based on TU's official grading scale, 90–100% converts to an A (4.0 GPA), 80–89.99% to an A- (3.7), 70–79.99% to a B+ (3.3), 60–69.99% to a B (3.0), and 50–59.99% to a B- (2.7). Below 50% does not pass.
What is the TU GPA scale based on?
Tribhuvan University's Executive Council resolution (Mangsir 5, 2074 BS), which established the percentage-to-GPA conversion used across TU-affiliated programs.
What is the minimum passing percentage at TU?
50% is the minimum passing percentage, equivalent to a B- (GPA 2.7).
What is my WES-equivalent GPA?
WES (World Education Services) evaluates Nepali transcripts using its own conversion when you apply to universities or immigration programs abroad. This tool estimates your approximate WES-equivalent GPA range based on your TU percentage — see the Quick Convert tab for your specific range.
Which countries accept a lower TU percentage or GPA?
Acceptance thresholds vary widely by country and institution. See the "What It's Worth" tab above for a comparison of minimum percentage requirements across popular study-abroad destinations.
This tool is for informational purposes only. Not a substitute for official WES evaluation or professional immigration advice. Grading scale based on TU Executive Council resolution (Mangsir 5, 2074 BS). Country requirements are approximate minimums and vary by institution.