Academic — GPA & CGPA

Percentage to CGPA Calculator

Convert your percentage marks to an equivalent CGPA.

Enter your percentage and choose the conversion formula your institution uses to estimate your equivalent CGPA on a 10-point scale.

Enter a valid percentage between 0 and 100.

Estimated CGPA

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How to Use This Tool

  1. Enter your percentage marks.
  2. Select the conversion formula used by your institution.
  3. Click Convert to CGPA to see your estimated equivalent CGPA.

Common Percentage-to-CGPA Formulas

There is no single universal formula for converting percentage to CGPA — different institutions use different conventions. The two most commonly cited formulas are:

Which Formula Should You Use?

Check your institution's official examination handbook or grading policy circular — this determines which formula is officially recognized for your degree. Using the wrong formula can give a misleading equivalent CGPA, especially for high-stakes purposes like further education applications.

Why This Conversion Exists

Many students need to convert between percentage and CGPA when applying to institutions or countries that use a different grading convention than their own university, or when an eligibility criterion is specified in the format their degree doesn't natively use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which formula is correct for my university?

Check your institution's official examination or grading policy document — CBSE-style (÷9.5) and VTU/AICTE-style ((%÷10)+0.75) are both commonly used, but the officially recognized one varies by institution.

Is there an official universal formula?

No, there is no single universally mandated formula. Different universities and boards have adopted different conventions, so always verify with your specific institution for official purposes.

This calculator is provided for general informational and estimation purposes only. Results should not be treated as professional financial, tax, legal, medical, or engineering advice. Always verify critical calculations with a qualified professional or official source before making decisions.