Online CGPA to Percentage (%) Calculator

Calculate your CGPA grade mark using our free CGPA to percentage converter. Enter your CGPA grade and your grade system to find your percentage mark.

CGPA to Percentage Calculator

What is CGPA?

CGPA stands for Cumulative Grade Point Average. It is a standard method educational institutions use to measure a student’s overall academic performance. 

This CGPA to Percentage Calculator is a tool that converts a student’s CGPA to an equivalent percentage, making it easier to understand and compare academic achievements across different grading systems.

CGPA to Percentage conversion formula

Our calculator uses two different formulas based on the grade scale you select:

  • For 10-point Grade Scale, Percentage = (CGPA * 9.5)
  • For 5-point Grade Scale, Percentage = (CGPA * 9.5 * 2)

These formulas are widely accepted approximations for converting CGPA to percentage. 

However, it’s important to note that the exact conversion method may vary slightly between institutions and boards in India such as MAKAUT, etc.

How to Calculate CGPA to Percentage

To use the CGPA to Percentage Calculator:

  1. Select your grade system (5-point or 10-point scale) from the dropdown menu.
  2. Enter your CGPA score in the input field. Ensure it’s within the valid range for your grade system (1-5 for a 5-point scale, 1-10 for a 10-point scale).
  3. Click the “Calculate” button.
  4. The calculator will display your equivalent percentage.

Understanding the Results

  • For the 10-point scale: A CGPA of 10 typically equates to 95% or higher.
  • For the 5-point scale: A CGPA of 5 typically equates to 95% or higher.

Remember that these are approximate conversions. The exact equivalence may vary depending on your institution’s specific grading policy.

Importance of CGPA to Percentage Conversion

Converting CGPA to percentage is useful for several reasons:

  1. Standardization: It helps in standardizing scores across different grading systems, making it easier to compare academic performances.
  2. Job Applications: Many employers ask for academic scores in a percentage format.
  3. Higher Education: Some universities require percentage scores for admission to postgraduate programs.
  4. Scholarships: Certain scholarships may have eligibility criteria based on percentage scores.

Limitations

While this calculator provides a quick and easy way to convert CGPA to percentage, it’s important to remember that:

  • The conversion formulas used are general approximations and may not exactly match your institution’s specific conversion method.
  • Some institutions may use a different grading scale or conversion formula.
  • The relationship between CGPA and percentage may not always be strictly linear.

For the most accurate conversion, always refer to your institution’s official grading policy or consult with your academic advisor.