Australian universities accept the average score algorithm of China University. If the average score is converted into GPA, then the weighted average score of universities is multiplied by 4 and divided by 100, which is the GPA standard algorithm of Australian universities. Therefore, a gpa of 65 points for studying in Australia is equivalent to 2.6.

In China, the percentage system is mostly used in university courses, and there are two main algorithms for GPA issued by universities, one is arithmetic average score and the other is weighted average score.

1, the arithmetic average is the average of all subjects, regardless of credits. This algorithm is suitable for students with less course credits, outstanding achievements and more course credits.

2. The weighted average score is that the scores of each subject are multiplied by the corresponding credits, and then divided by the total academic score is the weighted average score. This algorithm is suitable for students with more course credits, higher grades and lower course credits.