How do I convert my CGPA to percentage?

Choose your Grading scheme, select CGPA to %, and type your CGPA between 0 and 10. The result appears immediately, and you can copy it. Pick the scheme your university uses.

Why do CBSE and Anna University give different percentages for the same CGPA?

They use different formulas. CBSE multiplies CGPA by 9.5, while Anna University uses (CGPA - 0.75) x 10. Always confirm the rule with your own institution.

Which universities and grading schemes does it support?

CBSE, Anna University, VTU, GTU, Mumbai University and a Generic 10-point scale. The Across all schemes section shows the same input converted under each one.

How do I convert percentage back to CGPA?

Select % to CGPA, choose your scheme and enter a percentage from 0 to 100. Results are limited to the 0 to 10 CGPA range and rounded to two decimals.

I only have semester SGPAs. How do I get my CGPA first?

Use the section for calculating CGPA from semester SGPAs. Enter each semester's SGPA and credits, use Add semester for more, and read the credit-weighted CGPA. Then click Use this CGPA.

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Does it work on mobile?

Yes. It runs in current mobile browsers on iOS and Android, with nothing to install.

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Free CGPA to Percentage Converter

Convert CGPA to percentage and back across Indian schemes (CBSE 9.5×, Anna University, VTU, GTU, Mumbai). Accurate per-university formulas. Free and private.

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Convert CGPA to percentage (and back) using the correct formula for your university — CBSE, Anna, VTU, GTU and more. Calculated in your browser.

Grading scheme

CGPA (0–10)

Result

76%

Across all schemes

CBSE (× 9.5)	76%
Anna University ((CGPA − 0.75) × 10)	72.5%
VTU ((CGPA − 0.75) × 10)	72.5%
GTU ((CGPA − 0.5) × 10)	75%
Mumbai University (7.1 × CGPA + 11)	67.8%
Generic 10-point (× 9.5)	76%

⚠️ Formulas vary by university and can change — CBSE uses ×9.5 while Anna University uses (CGPA − 0.75) × 10. Confirm with your institution's official rule.

🔒 Everything is computed locally in your browser.

Common uses

CBSE CGPA to PercentageConvert CBSE CGPA to percentage using the official ×9.5 rule.
Anna University CGPAConvert Anna University CGPA with (CGPA − 0.75) × 10.
VTU CGPA to PercentageConvert VTU CGPA to percentage.
10-Point CGPA to PercentageConvert a 10-point CGPA to a percentage.
Percentage to CGPAGo the other way: percentage back to CGPA.
GPA to PercentageConvert a 10-point GPA to a percentage.

How It Works

Converts CGPA to percentage and back across the major Indian grading schemes, which use genuinely different official formulas — CBSE multiplies CGPA by 9.5, while Anna University uses (CGPA − 0.75) × 10. Pick your scheme to get the right number.

1
Choose your scheme
CBSE, Anna University, VTU, GTU, Mumbai University, or a generic 10-point scale.
2
Pick a direction
CGPA → percentage or percentage → CGPA.
3
Enter the value
Type your CGPA (0–10) or percentage (0–100).
4
Copy the result
Get the converted value and copy it. Nothing is uploaded.

Everything is computed locally in your browser.

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