French Grade (/20) ↔ Indian Percentage Converter
Convert Indian percentage ↔ France 0–20 using published common equivalency bands. Cited sources on page.
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- Bidirectional where applicable
French higher education uses a 0–20 scale where 10 is typically the pass mark and mention levels (assez bien, bien, très bien) sit at published thresholds (commonly 12 / 14 / 16). …
| Indian % | 0–20 |
|---|---|
| 90–100% | 18–20 (Très bien) |
| 80–89.99% | 16–17.9 (Très bien) |
| 70–79.99% | 14–15.9 (Bien) |
| 60–69.99% | 12–13.9 (Assez bien) |
| 50–59.99% | 10–11.9 (Passable) |
| 0–49.99% | 0–9.9 (Ajourné) |
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How the French Grade (/20) ↔ Indian Percentage Converter works
Each block explains one part of how this works and how to read the result.
How conversion works on this page
French higher education uses a 0–20 scale where 10 is typically the pass mark and mention levels (assez bien, bien, très bien) sit at published thresholds (commonly 12 / 14 / 16). Band mapping follows those conventional mention cut-points.
Use the mode toggle for Indian % → foreign scale and the reverse. Band tables are shown under the result.
Country / scale context
Campus France and individual Grandes Écoles publish India-specific grade guidance; a literal ×0.2 conversion of percentage to /20 is sometimes used informally but mention bands are what French transcripts emphasise.
Important limitation
Credential evaluators (e.g. WES) and individual universities may apply course-by-course evaluation that differs from a single overall percentage mapping. Treat outputs as educational guidance for planning, not as an official evaluation report.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an official conversion from a credential evaluator?
No. It applies documented common conventions and cites them. Official WES / university evaluations can differ.
Can I convert both ways?
Yes — use the mode toggle above the inputs.
Where do the bands / formula come from?
French higher education uses a 0–20 scale where 10 is typically the pass mark and mention levels (assez bien, bien, très bien) sit at published thresholds (commonly 12 / 14 / 16). Band mapping follows those conventional mention cut-points.
Will a university accept this percentage?
Always check the target institution’s published India / overseas equivalency table. This tool does not replace an admissions decision.
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For developers & AI agents
The French Grade (/20) ↔ Indian Percentage Converter is also available as a free, unauthenticated JSON API — no API key, no sign-up, CORS enabled for all origins. Send a GET request with the parameters below and receive the computed result as JSON, including the source of the format or formula used. Invalid input returns HTTP 400 with a JSON { "error": "..." } body.
GET https://knwdle.com/api/tools/france-grade-indian-percentage-converter| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
percentage | No | Indian percentage 0–100. |
gpa | No | Foreign numeric value (0–20). Also accepts "grade" or "foreign". |
Request:
GET https://knwdle.com/api/tools/france-grade-indian-percentage-converter?percentage=78
Response:
{
"tool": "france-grade-indian-percentage-converter",
"source": "French higher education uses a 0–20 scale where 10 is typically the pass mark and mention levels (assez bien, bien, très…"
}
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