Chance Me - Indian Boy (International)

aarybalkar
Fri, 21 Feb 2020 18:47:15 +0000

Not necessarily - you misunderstood what they mean on that page. To calculate your GPA, you need to translate every one of your unweighted grades to a 4.0 scale, and then calculate the mean.

There are many ways in which one can end up with a mean of 93.53, and most do not translate to a perfect 4.0. For example, taking the minimal case, if you had two grades, and an average of 93, with one being a 92 and the other a 96, your average would be 4.0. However, if you had a 99 and a 87, your average would be 3.5. Moreover, you write that your GPA is 93.53 weighted, and, a perfect 4.0 means that it is your GPA unweighted. Basically, unless every one of your unweighted grades is 90 or higher, you do not have a perfect 4.0.

I had all straight As in classes 9 and 10(literally, we had CCE back then). I got 1 B+ in Class 11. Also, the GPA is Unweighted. Our school does not actually consider the difficulty of courses considered. I made a typo in the question. So, it has to be a 3.9/3.8 worst-case scenario!