GradeKiln in other languages

GradeKiln publishes 71 translated calculator pages across 31 languages. Each one lives at its own address, so you can link it, bookmark it, or find it in a search engine in your own language rather than switching a menu on an English page.

These are not machine translations of one English page. Each is written for the system its readers actually sit under, in that system's own vocabulary: a Sri Lankan page talks about credits under the UGC scale, a Philippine page about a scale where 1.00 is the best grade, a German page about weighting by ECTS. Where a country's grading language has no English equivalent, the page uses the local word rather than an approximation.

A page appears here only in the languages its own readers use. That is why the list is uneven: the Sri Lankan calculator exists in Sinhala and Tamil and not in Swedish, and the Danish one in Danish alone. The English version of every page below is linked from the calculator index.

Every translated page

If your language is not here

Every calculator runs in English at its own address, and the arithmetic is the same whichever language wraps it. The comparison table at grading scales of the world is language-neutral: it lists each system's top grade and range side by side, which is often the whole question. Nothing you type is uploaded in any language.