I found some results on the internet for international students to get their credentials assessed to get their Canadian Grade Equivalent:
(1) http://learn.utoronto.ca/ces.htm for CES (Comparative Education Service) from the site www.cicic.ca.
(2) http://www.wes.org/ca/index.asp (World Education Services). They even have an office in Toronto!
Until this morning, I had no clue about GPA (never heard about it in India). At 5 AM, I struck gold! Here's a useful link: http://www.wes.org/gradeconversionguide/ A useful link for Indian students is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_grading_in_India
Isn't it fascinating (and at the same time, confusing), how grades vary from country to country?!
For example, a score of 61% from India (grading system is extremely strict in India, eh?) is American equivalent of Grade "A-" & a GPA of 3.5, while a score of 61% from the UK is equivalent of "B+" and the same score of 61% from Japan is "C" in the US!
In the U.S, there is also www.ece.org for evaluation of your educational credentials.
This blog site is about my journey to B-school. The posts were written in 2009 & 2010, BEFORE I started my MBA. I had no mentor / guidance while applying & learned through trial & error, from random sources like websites, forums, and blogs. I got acceptance into 4 universities & had an interview at a 5th. Accepted a scholarship at Ryerson U. Started MBA in Sep. 2010. Completed in Dec. 2012. Good luck with your MBA applications and journey! Take care. Gerry.
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