CGPA to Percentage Calculator: Easy and Accurate

GPA, CGPA, and Percentage are grading methods used to assess academic performance. Many countries, including India, follow the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) system, which represents the average grade points across subjects over a period.

For admissions or jobs, students often need to convert CGPA to percentage or vice versa. This guide explores various CGPA and percentage calculators, their benefits, and conversion methods, helping students navigate grading systems effectively

CGPA Converter

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What is CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average)?

CGPA full form is Cumulative Grade Point Average, CGPA measures a student’s academic performance in a program by averaging grade points across all subjects in a semester or academic year. Each grade is assigned a point value (0-4 or 0-10) based on the institution’s grading system.

For example, an “A” grade may carry 4 points, while a “B” grade holds 3 points. CGPA is calculated by summing grade points and dividing by total courses. Widely used in higher education, CGPA determines academic standing, scholarships, and recognition, making it an essential grading system worldwide.

How to Calculate CGPA from Grade Points (GPs)?

To compute CGPA, follow these steps:

Add the Grade Points (GPs) of 5 subjects (excluding extra courses).
Divide the total by 5 to get the CGPA.

For example:
If your grades are Math (7), English (10), French (9), Science (10), and Social Studies (8), then:

How to Convert CGPA into percentage?

To convert CGPA to percentage, multiply the CGPA by a conversion factor, which varies by institution:

9.5 for a 10-point CGPA scale
5 for a 4-point CGPA scale

Example Calculation (Using a 9.5 Factor)

If a student has a CGPA of 7.8 on a 10-point scale:

7.8×9.5=74.1%

the percentage equivalent of a 7.8 CGPA is 74.1%.

CGPA To Percentage in 10 Grade Points

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CGPA (10 Grade)	Percentage in 10 Grade Scale
10.0	95%-100%
9.9	94.05%
9.8	93.10%
9.7	92.15%
9.6	91.20%
9.5	90.25%
9.4	89.30%
9.3	88.35%
9.2	87.40%
9.1	86.45%
9.0	85.50%
8.9	84.55%
8.8	83.60%
8.7	82.65%
8.6	81.70%
8.5	80.75%
8.4	79.80%
8.3	78.85%
8.2	77.90%
8.1	76.95%
8.0	76%
7.9	75.05%
7.8	74.10%
7.7	73.15%
7.6	72.20%
7.5	71.25%
7.4	70.30%
7.3	69.35%
7.2	68.40%
7.1	67.45%
7.0	66.50%
6.9	65.55%
6.8	64.60%
6.7	63.65%
6.6	62.70%
6.5	61.75%
6.4	60.80%
6.3	59.85%
6.2	58.90%
6.1	57.95%
6.0	57%
5.9	56.05%
5.8	55.10%
5.7	54.15%
5.6	53.20%
5.5	52.25%
5.4	51.30%
5.3	50.35%
5.2	49.40%
5.1	48.45%
5.0	47.50%

CGPA To Percentage in 5 Grade Scale

CGPA (5-Grade Scale)	Percentage
0.0	0%
0.1	2%
0.2	4%
0.3	6%
0.4	8%
0.5	10%
0.6	12%
0.7	14%
0.8	16%
0.9	18%
1.0	20%
1.1	22%
1.2	24%
1.3	26%
1.4	28%
1.5	30%
1.6	32%
1.7	34%
1.8	36%
1.9	38%
2.0	40%
2.1	42%
2.2	44%
2.3	46%
2.4	48%
2.5	50%
2.6	52%
2.7	54%
2.8	56%
2.9	58%
3.0	60%
3.1	62%
3.2	64%
3.3	66%
3.4	68%
3.5	70%
3.6	72%
3.7	74%
3.8	76%
3.9	78%
4.0	80%
4.1	82%
4.2	84%
4.3	86%
4.4	88%
4.5	90%
4.6	92%
4.7	94%
4.8	96%
4.9	98%
5.0	100%

CGPA To Percentage in 4 Grade Scale

CGPA (4-Grade Scale)	Percentage
0.0	0%
0.1	2.5%
0.2	5%
0.3	7.5%
0.4	10%
0.5	12.5%
0.6	15%
0.7	17.5%
0.8	20%
0.9	22.5%
1.0	25%
1.1	27.5%
1.2	30%
1.3	32.5%
1.4	35%
1.5	37.5%
1.6	40%
1.7	42.5%
1.8	45%
1.9	47.5%
2.0	50%
2.1	52.5%
2.2	55%
2.3	57.5%
2.4	60%
2.5	62.5%
2.6	65%
2.7	67.5%
2.8	70%
2.9	72.5%
3.0	75%
3.1	77.5%
3.2	80%
3.3	82.5%
3.4	85%
3.5	87.5%
3.6	90%
3.7	92.5%
3.8	95%
3.9	97.5%
4.0	100%

What are the major diffrences in CGPA and GPA?

Definition & Scope

GPA (Grade Point Average): Measures a student’s academic performance in a single semester.

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average): Reflects overall performance across multiple semesters or an entire program.

Usage in Academic Evaluation

GPA assesses student performance for a particular academic period.

CGPA provides a broader evaluation of a student’s progress throughout their educational journey.

Importance in Career & Education

Both GPA and CGPA play a role in scholarship applications, graduate school admissions, and job promotions.

Duration of Calculation

GPA: Calculated for a specific semester.

CGPA: Represents overall academic performance across all semesters.

Final Evaluation

CGPA offers a cumulative view of a student’s academic achievements.

GPA serves as a semester-wise performance indicator.

Calculation of CGPA

Formula: CGPA = (Total Grade Points Earned in All Semesters) ÷ (Total Number of Semesters).

SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average): Similar to GPA but confined to a single semester’s performance.

Both GPA and CGPA provide valuable insights into a student’s academic success, helping institutions and employers assess overall capabilities effectively.