How is the academic record evaluated if I have different marks each year without a CGPA?
Universities usually assess your academic record by reviewing your individual yearly or semester marks and then calculating an average or overall percentage, especially if you do not have a cumulative GPA (CGPA).
- Each year’s/semester’s marks are considered and may be averaged.
- Grading scales from your school or university are used to standardize your scores.
- Detailed mark sheets may be required to show your academic consistency and trends.
- Some universities use credential evaluation services to convert your marks into their grading system.
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