What gpa am i gonna get in hsc if i get 60 marks in all subjects?

It is not possible to determine your GPA based solely on the marks you receive in your subjects. GPA is calculated based on the grading scale used by your school or educational institution. Typically, a GPA of 4.0 is considered perfect, with lower scores indicating lower performance.

If you receive 60 marks in all subjects, you would need to convert those marks to the corresponding GPA scale to determine your overall GPA. It is recommended to consult with your school or educational institution for more information on how GPA is calculated in your specific case.

To determine the GPA you will receive in HSC (Higher School Certificate), we need to consider the specific grading system and weighting of subjects in your state or country. Unfortunately, I do not have access to this information.

However, assuming a standard grading system where 60% represents a score in the lower B range, you can expect to receive an overall GPA of approximately 3.0. This is because in most grading systems, a B grade typically corresponds to a numerical grade of 70-79% and carries a weighting of 4.0. A score of 60% would likely fall in the lower B range (70-72%), resulting in a weighted average of approximately 3.0.

Please note that this is just an estimate, and the actual GPA you receive may vary depending on the specific grading system and weighting of subjects in your jurisdiction. It is best to consult with your school or relevant educational authority for accurate information.