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CGPA to Percentage Converter

Convert your 10-point cumulative or semester grade points into percentage marks using strictly scoped institutional formulas or custom rules.

Converting Grade Point Average to Percentage

Convert cumulative CGPA or single-term SGPA

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Note:The only legally binding conversion formula is the one printed on the reverse of your official marksheet or enacted in your university's statutory ordinance.

Published Institutional Conversion Rules

Conversion formulas vary significantly across cohorts and academic schemes. Never assume a single formula applies to all universities.

VTU — 2025 Scheme

Current Scheme
Formula
CGPA × 10
Applicable Cohort

Visvesvaraya Technological University undergraduate 4-year B.E./B.Tech cohorts admitted under the 2025 Scheme regulations.

Published Source
VTU Regulations for 2025 Scheme 4-Year B.E./B.Tech Programs
Source reviewed September 2026

VTU — 2022 Scheme

Current Scheme
Formula
CGPA × 10
Applicable Cohort

Visvesvaraya Technological University undergraduate B.E./B.Tech cohorts admitted under the 2022 NEP regulations (Clause 22OB4.10). Applicable to cohorts admitted from 2022 to 2024.

Published Source
VTU Academic Regulations for 4-Year B.E./B.Tech Programs (Clause 22OB4.10)
Source reviewed September 2026

VTU — 2015/2017/2018 Scheme (Historical CBCS)

Historical Scheme
Formula
(CGPA - 0.75) × 10
Applicable Cohort

Visvesvaraya Technological University undergraduate B.E./B.Tech cohorts admitted under 2015, 2017, and 2018 CBCS regulations. Not applicable to 2022+ batches.

Published Source
VTU Circular Ref: VTU/BGM/Aca-OS/Gen-Cirs/2017-18/10778 & 2021-22/4144
Source reviewed September 2026

Delhi University — UGCF / NEP (Current 2022+ Scheme)

Current Scheme
Formula
CGPA × 10
Applicable Cohort

University of Delhi undergraduate students enrolled under the Undergraduate Curriculum Framework (UGCF 2022) / NEP 2020 from academic year 2022–23 onwards.

Published Source
University of Delhi Notification Ref: CNC-II/093/1(22)/2022-23/ dated 10-02-2023
Source reviewed September 2026

Delhi University — CBCS (Previous Scheme / Admitted up to 2021)

Historical Scheme
Formula
CGPA × 9.5
Applicable Cohort

University of Delhi undergraduate students admitted under the Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) up to academic year 2021–22. Governed by the 9.5 multiplier notification.

Published Source
University of Delhi Examination Branch Notification Ref: Dean(Exams)/2017/9126 & Dean(Exams)/2018/
Source reviewed September 2026

Direct 10× Multiplier (Institution-Specific Rule)

Institution-Specific
Formula
CGPA × 10
Applicable Cohort

Prescribed only where an institution’s statutory academic ordinances specifically mandate Percentage = CGPA × 10 (e.g. Anna University Regulations, KTU). Not a universal standard across all Indian universities.

Published Source
Individual University Statutory Academic Regulations (e.g., Anna Univ, KTU)
Source reviewed September 2026

AICTE — Indicative Model Guideline

Indicative Guideline
Formula
(CGPA - 0.75) × 10
Applicable Cohort

Model reference formula published in the AICTE Approval Process Handbook (Appendix 7). Indicative only; individual affiliating university regulations take legal precedence.

Published Source
AICTE Approval Process Handbook (Model Indicative Equation Appendix 7)
Source reviewed September 2026

Mumbai University — 10-Point CBCS (Non-Engineering)

Institution-Specific
Formula
(CGPA × 7.1) + 11
Applicable Cohort

University of Mumbai 10-point CBCS grading scale for non-engineering faculties (Arts, Science, Commerce). Faculty of Technology/Engineering references separate faculty circulars.

Published Source
University of Mumbai Circular Ref: No. Exam/Result/1642/2017 dated 19-06-2017
Source reviewed September 2026
Academic information reviewed against available official sources · September 2026

Transcript & Verification Advisory

If your employer, competitive examination body (e.g. UPSC, CAT, GATE), or admitting university requires proof of conversion, consult the back side of your official consolidated marksheet. Autonomous colleges and deemed universities often issue an official conversion certificate upon request from the controller of examinations.

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