Convert UK grades to Dutch
From UK (Percentage) to Dutch (1–10). Instant, free, calculated in your browser.
Students moving from UK universities to Dutch universities face this conversion when programmes report grades in the UK system but admissions in the destination country expect the Dutch system.
How the UK → Dutch conversion works
Every MyCollab conversion runs through a single 0–1 normalized score so the math stays consistent across all nine systems.
On the UK percentage scale, the normalized score is percentage ÷ 100, so 70% (First) maps to 0.70 and 40% (pass) to 0.40.
To express the normalized score on the Dutch 1–10 scale, MyCollab applies 1 + (norm × 9) and rounds to one decimal.
Worked example: a 72 on the UK (Percentage) scale normalizes to 0.72. On the Dutch (1–10) scale, 0.72 corresponds to 7.48 (Goed / Good (7–7.9)).
Worked example
72 (UK) → 7.48 (Dutch)
Normalized score: 0.72 · Goed / Good (7–7.9)
Common questions
Is this conversion accepted by Dutch universities?+
Do graduate programmes use a different Dutch scale?+
What about pass/fail or untranslated courses?+
How is the UK-to-Dutch conversion calculated?+
See also
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