The 10-point rule multiplies by 9.5. The 4.0 conversions are simple estimates. Universities and credential services use their own tables, so always confirm with your institution.
What is a CGPA to percentage calculator?
A CGPA to percentage calculator converts a grade point average into an approximate percentage. For a 10-point scale, a common rule multiplies the CGPA by 9.5. Other scales use estimates, because every university sets its own rules.
How to use it
- Choose the conversion you need.
- Enter your CGPA, GPA or percentage.
- Read the estimate and check it against your university’s official formula.
Common uses
- Filling in scholarship and admission forms
- Comparing marks across grading systems
- Checking eligibility for a minimum-percentage rule
- Preparing documents for credential evaluation
Tips
- Always use the formula printed on your transcript or in your university’s notice.
- Foreign universities and credential services may use their own tables.
- Keep your official transcript, because that is what reviewers trust.
Related guide: how to convert CGPA to percentage. You can also try our GPA calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Is the 9.5 rule official?
It is a widely used rule for a 10-point scale, but some institutions use a different formula.
Why is the 4.0 conversion only an estimate?
There is no single worldwide table. The tool uses a simple proportional estimate.
Which value should I put on an application?
Use the number and scale shown on your official transcript.