Georgia grade conversion to the Dutch grading system
Use the converter to estimate how a Georgia grade (Georgian 100-point / ECTS letter scale) maps onto the Dutch 1–10 scale, then check the full table below.
Type your grade above to see the indicative Dutch equivalent.
Indicative only. Official conversion requires a credential evaluation.
Georgia → Dutch grade conversion table
Georgian higher education commonly uses a 100-point assessment scale with ECTS-style letters: A is 91-100 and E is the minimum passing band at 51-60. FX/F results below 51 are failing and normally require re-assessment or repeating work.
| Home grade | Dutch grade (1–10) | Level |
|---|---|---|
| A / Excellent (91-100) | 8.0–8.5 | excellent |
| B / Very good (81-90) | 7.5–8.0 | very good |
| C / Good (71-80) | 7.0–7.5 | good |
| D / Satisfactory (61-70) | 6.5–7.0 | satisfactory |
| E / Sufficient, minimum pass (51-60) | 5.5–6.5 | pass |
| FX/F / Fail (0-50) | 1.0–5.4 | fail |
How the Dutch 1–10 scale works
Dutch grades run from 1 to 10, with 5.5 the minimum pass. Most grades fall between 6 and 8; a 9 is rare and a 10 is almost never awarded. Read more in our Dutch grading system guide.
Will my grades be good enough?
For Dutch admission, Georgian diplomas are first evaluated for level comparability; selective programmes will usually look for more than a bare pass, with B/C-range results or a strong overall average being more competitive. Always check the receiving Dutch university's programme-specific minimums.
Important: this is indicative only
These conversions are estimates. An official grade conversion requires a formal credential evaluation, and each university makes its own admission decision. See our credential evaluation and ECTS credits guides.
Frequently asked questions
What is a passing grade in the Dutch system?
The Netherlands uses a 1–10 scale where 5.5 is the minimum pass. Grades cluster between 6 and 8; a 9 is rare and a 10 is almost never awarded.
How do Georgia grades convert to the Dutch scale?
Georgian higher education commonly uses a 100-point assessment scale with ECTS-style letters: A is 91-100 and E is the minimum passing band at 51-60. FX/F results below 51 are failing and normally require re-assessment or repeating work. The table on this page maps each band of the Georgian 100-point / ECTS letter scale system to its indicative Dutch 1–10 equivalent.
What grade do I need for admission to a Dutch university from Georgia?
For Dutch admission, Georgian diplomas are first evaluated for level comparability; selective programmes will usually look for more than a bare pass, with B/C-range results or a strong overall average being more competitive. Always check the receiving Dutch university's programme-specific minimums.
Is this conversion official?
No. These figures are indicative. An official conversion requires a credential evaluation — see our credential-evaluation guide. Universities make the final decision.
What is the highest band (A / Excellent (91-100)) worth in Dutch grades?
A A / Excellent (91-100) result corresponds to roughly a Dutch 8–8.5 (excellent).
Sources: Nuffic — Georgia education system and Dutch diploma comparability — https://www.nuffic.nl/en/education-systems/georgia; European Commission — ECTS grading scale context — https://education.ec.europa.eu/education-levels/higher-education/inclusive-and-connected-higher-education/european-credit-transfer-and-accumulation-system; Ilia State University — Assessment system / Georgian 100-point ECTS-style grading — https://iliauni.edu.ge/en/iliauni/AcademicDepartments/mecnierebata-da-xelovnebis-fakulteti-269/saswavlo-programebi-303/samagistro-programebi-307/assessment-system.page