118 institutions across 9 countries. Each one carries its own verified grading scale.
Home market. HEC provides a credit-hour weighted framework, but universities set their own implementation details. That is exactly why per-university data matters.
The most fragmented grading landscape of any country here. IITs use x10, UGC CBCS uses x9.5, VTU uses (CGPA-0.75)x10, Mumbai uses 7.1xCGPA+11.
UGC Bangladesh recommends a uniform 4.0 scale with unusual 0.25 increments, followed by most public and private universities.
State universities share a broad 4.0 structure, but honours classification thresholds differ sharply between faculties.
A major destination for international students. Transcripts are natively percentage-based with 60 as the pass mark; CSC scholarships are the main funding route.
Highly structured scholarship ecosystem (MEXT, JASSO). S/A/B/C grading with a 60% pass mark is common, but GPA point assignment varies by university.
Home of Stipendium Hungaricum, one of the largest scholarship programmes open to South Asian students. Five-point grading scale.
Inverted 1.0-5.0 grading where lower is better. Low or no tuition at public universities; DAAD maintains the main scholarship database.
Exams marked out of 30 with 18 as the pass; final degree mark out of 110. Government scholarships available to foreign students.