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Definitions

Grades.

Capital English alphabets or letters assigned to a student’s academic achievement in a course or semester, such as A, B, C, D and F (Fail) are called grades. They indicate level of performance & correspond to a range or percentage of scores and a numerical grade. For understanding, consider following table.

Letter GradeGrade PointPerformanceRange or Percentage
A+4Exceptional95-100%
A3.7Excellent90–94%
A-3.5Very good85–89%
B+3.3Good80–84%
B3Above average75-79%
B-2.7Average70-74%
C+2.5Satisfactory65-69%
C2Pass60-64%
D1Barely pass50-59%
F0FailBelow 50%

Suffixes (Plus and minus) indicate higher & lower levels of performance within a letter grade; e.g., a B grade might have a range of scores between 70 and 84, with the plus and minus reflecting the levels of performance within that range.

Grade Points.

These are numerical values (4, 3, 2, 1 and 0) assigned to letter grades (A, B, C, D and F) in a CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) system. Commonly, A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, and F=0.
Grade points vary by regions or institutions.
4.0 scale is most common in US and Canada: A = 4.0, B = 3.0, C = 2.0, D = 1.0, F = 0.0.
10.0 scale is common in India and some Asian countries.

Credits.

Value or weight associated to a subject. The more credits a class has, the more important and time consuming it is.

Credit hours.

Approximate duration of teaching a subject per week. 4 credit hours class corresponds to 4 hours or 4 lectures / classes of weekly teaching in class, lab, workshop, assignments and practical work. Credits correspond to value of the subject whereas Credit Hours translate into the weekly instructional hours consumed for a subject. Normally a 4 credit hours subject would be divided into 3 hours of lecture inside the class and 1 hour of practical work in the lab.

Credit points.

Credit points are the numerical values calculated by multiplying the grade points achieved in a subject and its credit hours.
Credit points = Grade points x Credit hours.
For example,
Credit hours of a subject = 2,
Earned Grade Point = 3 (B),
Credit Points = 3 x 2 = 6.

Total Credits.

Summation of all the credit hours earned throughout the completed courses or subjects in a semester or degree program. Total credits are used to determine the graduation requirements of a certain degree.
For example:
1st semester has 10 credit hours.
2nd semester has 14 credit hours.
3rd semester has 8 credit hours.
Total Credits = ∑ (Credits for all courses).
Total credits after 3 semesters: 10 + 14 + 8 = 32.

TermDefinitionEmphasisIllustration
CreditsNumerical value of subjectSubject’s weightPhysics: 4 Credits
Credit HoursTeaching effortWeekly teaching & practicalPhysics: 4 hours per week
Credit PointsGrade Point x Credit HoursResult3 x 2 = 6
Total CreditsSum of completed credit hoursCumulative weight10 (semester 1) +
14 (semester 2) +
8 (semester 3)
Total Credits = 32

Weighted Grade points.

Grade Point of a course adjusted by its Credit Hours. It accounts for how much each course contributes to overall GPA or CGPA based on its importance (Credit Hours).
Weighted Grade Point = Grade Point x Credit Hours.
The terms Credit Points and Weighted Grade Points are used interchangeably.

SubjectGradeGrade PointsCredit HoursWeighted Grade Point
EnglishA+424 x 2 = 8
PhysicsB343 x 4 = 12

Total Grade Points.

The sum of all grade points earned across all subjects in a specific academic term (Semester) or throughout the entire academic program (Degree).
They are calculated by multiplying the Grade Point of each course by its corresponding Credit Hours and then summing up these values across all subjects.
Total Grade Points = ∑ (Grade Points x Credit Hours).
Total Grade points in above example are 20: (English 8 + Physics 12).

GPA (Grade Point Average).

GPA is a broad term representing average performance during a specific period, i.e., a semester, academic year, or entire degree program.
GPA = Total Grade Points / Total Credits.

SGPA (Semester Grade Point Average).

  • A student’s academic performance in a single semester, calculated by averaging grade points across all subjects, weighted by credit hours. The GPA calculated for a semester, measures the performance of a student in a single semester. Each semester’s SGPA contributes to the overall CGPA.
  • Formula: SGPA = ∑ (Grade Points of all subjects x Credits of all subjects) / Total Credits in the Semester.
    • For example.
    • Subject 1: Credit Hours = 4, Grade Points = 3.5,
    • Subject 2: Credit Hours = 3, Grade Points = 2.5,
    • Subject 3: Credit Hours = 2, Grade Points = 1.5.
    • Calculation:
    • SGPA = (4×3.5) + (3×2.5) + (2×1.5) / (4+3+2) = 2.72

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average).

  • The overall GPA calculated for all the semesters or academic years or the complete degree program, based on the total grade points and total credits earned. CGPA is the overall average of grade points earned across all semesters of an academic program.
  • CGPA = ∑ (Total Grade Points of all semesters) / ∑ (Total Credits of all semesters).
    • For example.
    • Semester 1: Total Credit Hours: 15, SGPA: 3.2.
    • Semester 2: Total Credit Hours: 18, SGPA: 2.8.
    • Semester 3: Total Credit Hours: 17, SGPA: 3.5.
    • The Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) = (15 × 3.2) + (18 × 2.8) + (17 × 3.5) / (15 + 18 + 17) = 3.16

How does CGPA to Percentage Converter work?

CGPA i.e., Cumulative Grade Point Average, is a grading method in Indian educational universities used to depict a student’s total academic standing. It may be considered as a report card where instead of grades, it uses a scale that usually goes from 1 to 4, 1 to 5 and 1 to 10. Let’s explain the CGPA calculation:
Individual Subject Grading: A grade point represents marks received or letter grade in numerical form. On a 10-point scale, for example, an A+ might be equivalent to 10, an A to 9, and so on (depending upon institution and varies from college to college).
Credits: Considering the time spent while studying a subject or its significance, each subject is given certain number of credits. Think of the credits as the relative importance of each subject.
Weighted Grade Points: Multiplying Grades with Credits i.e., for every subject, multiply the grade points obtained with the credit points allocated. This gives the weighted grade points.
Sum: Add all of your weighted grade points for the term or complete degree program.
CGPA: Divide the total weighted grade points by the total number of credits for all subjects taken during that time and you obtain your CGPA.

Example to calculate CGPA


Suppose you have grade scores of 7, 8, 6, 9 and 10 in five subjects that have equal credit points (Let us assume here that Credit point for each subject is 1). Multiply each subject by the credits (say, 1 credit each for simplicity). Add them up (40), and divide by the total credits (5). So Your CGPA is 8.

How to Convert CGPA to Percentage

It differs from university to university and to convert CGPA into a percentage, you can multiply it by a specific factor based on the grading scale used by your college. Converting CGPA to Percentage is simple, especially if you have a CGPA to Percentage Converter. You can follow these steps:

  • Select the grading system and enter the CGPA in our Calculator.
  • Click on the “Calculate” option.
  • And here you have it, your percentage with a pie cart.

Now you may think, how is this calculated? Well, to find the percentage for the 10 grading scale, this formula is used: – CGPA × 9.5 = Percent. So, If your CGPA is 8.2, for instance, the computation would be 8.2 × 9.5, or 77.9%. A CGPA of 8.2 is therefore equal to 77.9%.

CGPA to Percentage Conversion Table

CGPA To Percentage in 10 Grade Points.

CGPA (10 Grade)Percentage in 10 Grade Scale
10.0 CGPA in percentage95%-100%
9.9 CGPA in percentage94.05%
9.8 CGPA in percentage93.10%
9.7 CGPA in percentage92.15%
9.6 CGPA in percentage91.20%
9.5 CGPA in percentage90.25%
9.4 CGPA in percentage89.30%
9.3 CGPA in percentage88.35%
9.2 CGPA in percentage87.40%
9.1 CGPA in percentage86.45%
9.0 CGPA in percentage85.50%
8.9 CGPA in percentage84.55%
8.8 CGPA in percentage83.60%
8.7 CGPA in percentage82.65%
8.6 CGPA in percentage81.70%
8.5 CGPA in percentage80.75%
8.4 CGPA in percentage79.80%
8.3 CGPA in percentage78.85%
8.2 CGPA in percentage77.90%
8.1 CGPA in percentage76.95%
8.0 CGPA in percentage76%
7.9 CGPA in percentage75.05%
7.8 CGPA in percentage74.10%
7.7 CGPA in percentage73.15%
7.6 CGPA in percentage72.20%
7.5 CGPA in percentage71.25%
7.4 CGPA in percentage70.30%
7.3 CGPA in percentage69.35%
7.2 CGPA in percentage68.40%
7.1 CGPA in percentage67.45%
7.0 CGPA in percentage66.50%
6.9 CGPA in percentage65.55%
6.8 CGPA in percentage64.60%
6.7 CGPA in percentage63.65%
6.6 CGPA in percentage62.70%
6.5 CGPA in percentage61.75%
6.4 CGPA in percentage60.80%
6.3 CGPA in percentage59.85%
6.2 CGPA in percentage58.90%
6.1 CGPA in percentage57.95%
6.0 CGPA in percentage57%
5.9 CGPA in percentage56.05%
5.8 CGPA in percentage55.10%
5.7 CGPA in percentage54.15%
5.6 CGPA in percentage53.20%
5.5 CGPA in percentage52.25%
5.4 CGPA in percentage51.30%
5.3 CGPA in percentage50.35%
5.2 CGPA in percentage49.40%
5.1 CGPA in percentage48.45%
5.0 CGPA in percentage47.50%
4.9 CGPA in percentage46.55%
4.8 CGPA in percentage45.60%
4.7 CGPA in percentage44.65%
4.6 CGPA in percentage43.70%
4.5 CGPA in percentage42.75%
4.4 CGPA in percentage41.80%
4.3 CGPA in percentage40.85%
4.2 CGPA in percentage39.90%
4.1 CGPA in percentage38.95%
4.0 CGPA in percentage38%
3.9 CGPA in percentage37.05%
3.8 CGPA in percentage36.10%
3.7 CGPA in percentage35.15%
3.6 CGPA in percentage34.20%
3.5 CGPA in percentage33.25%
3.4 CGPA in percentage32.30%
3.3 CGPA in percentage31.35%
3.2 CGPA in percentage30.40%
3.1 CGPA in percentage29.45%
3.0 CGPA in percentage28.50%

CGPA To Percentage in 5 Grade Scale.

CGPA Percentage in 5 grade scale
0.0 CGPA in percentage (5 Grade Points)0%
0.1 CGPA in percentage2%
0.2 CGPA in percentage4%
0.3 CGPA in percentage6%
0.4 CGPA in percentage8%
0.5 CGPA in percentage10%
0.6 CGPA in percentage12%
0.7 CGPA in percentage14%
0.8 CGPA in percentage16%
0.9 CGPA in percentage18%
1.0 CGPA in percentage20%
1.1 CGPA in percentage22%
1.2 CGPA in percentage24%
1.3 CGPA in percentage26%
1.4 CGPA in percentage28%
1.5 CGPA in percentage30%
1.6 CGPA in percentage32%
1.7 CGPA in percentage34%
1.8 CGPA in percentage36%
1.9 CGPA in percentage38%
2.0 CGPA in percentage40%
2.1 CGPA in percentage42%
2.2 CGPA in percentage44%
2.3 CGPA in percentage46%
2.4 CGPA in percentage48%
2.5 CGPA in percentage50%
2.6 CGPA in percentage52%
2.7 CGPA in percentage54%
2.8 CGPA in percentage56%
2.9 CGPA in percentage58%
3.0 CGPA in percentage60%
3.1 CGPA in percentage62%
3.2 CGPA in percentage64%
3.3 CGPA in percentage66%
3.4 CGPA in percentage68%
3.5 CGPA in percentage70%
3.6 CGPA in percentage72%
3.7 CGPA in percentage74%
3.8 CGPA in percentage76%
3.9 CGPA in percentage78%
4.0 CGPA in percentage80%
4.1 CGPA in percentage82%
4.2 CGPA in percentage84%
4.3 CGPA in percentage86%
4.4 CGPA in percentage88%
4.5 CGPA in percentage90%
4.6 CGPA in percentage92%
4.7 CGPA in percentage94%
4.8 CGPA in percentage96%
4.9 CGPA in percentage98%
5.0 CGPA in percentage100%

CGPA To Percentage in 4 Grade Scale.

CGPAPercentage in 4 Grade Scale
0.0 CGPA in percentage0%
0.1 CGPA in percentage2.5%
0.2 CGPA in percentage5%
0.3 CGPA in percentage7.5%
0.4 CGPA in percentage10%
0.5 CGPA in percentage12.5%
0.6 CGPA in percentage15%
0.7 CGPA in percentage17.5%
0.8 CGPA in percentage20%
0.9 CGPA in percentage22.5%
1.0 CGPA in percentage25%
1.1 CGPA in percentage27.5%
1.2 CGPA in percentage30%
1.3 CGPA in percentage32.5%
1.4 CGPA in percentage35%
1.5 CGPA in percentage37.5%
1.6 CGPA in percentage40%
1.7 CGPA in percentage42.5%
1.8 CGPA in percentage45%
1.9 CGPA in percentage47.5%
2.0 CGPA in percentage50%
2.1 CGPA in percentage52.5%
2.2 CGPA in percentage55%
2.3 CGPA in percentage57.5%
2.4 CGPA in percentage60%
2.5 CGPA in percentage62.5%
2.6 CGPA in percentage65%
2.7 CGPA in percentage67.5%
2.8 CGPA in percentage70%
2.9 CGPA in percentage72.5%
3.0 CGPA in percentage75%
3.1 CGPA in percentage77.5%
3.2 CGPA in percentage80%
3.3 CGPA in percentage82.5%
3.4 CGPA in percentage85%
3.5 CGPA in percentage87.5%
3.6 CGPA in percentage90%
3.7 CGPA in percentage92.5%
3.8 CGPA in percentage95%
3.9 CGPA in percentage97.5%
4.0 CGPA in percentage100%

The Distinction Between GPA and CGPA

As both terms are commonly used in academic grading, it is necessary to comprehend the difference in CGPA and GPA:
GPA (Grade Point Average): This shows the average score for a certain term or semester for a student. Each grade on a scale, correlates to a particular numerical value, which can be either a number or a letter. A grade of A might be equal to 4, a grade of B to 3, and so on.
CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average): CGPA measures the overall academic performance of a student in all semesters, calculated by obtaining the mean of the GPA awarded in each semester and dividing it by the total number of credits.

Converting CGPA to GPA

  • Simple method used to convert a 10-point CGPA to a 4-point GPA, which is the standard in the USA is as under:
  • (CGPA / Maximum Potential CGPA) x 4 = GPA Score is the formula.
  • For example, if the highest CGPA in your batch is 8.0 and your CGPA is 6.0, the computation would be (6 / 8) x 4 = GPA of 3.
  • Preliminary estimation table for converting a 10-point CGPA to a 4-point GPA is as following:
    • 10.0 CGPA is equal to 4.00 GPA (A).
    • 9.0 CGPA is equal to 3.68 GPA (A).
    • Grade A (8.0 CGPA = 3.36 GPA).
    • 3.04 GPA (Grade A) equals 7.0 CGPA.
    • 6.0 GPA (Grade B) equals 2.55 CGPA.
    • 5.0 CGPA (Grade B) equals 2.05 GPA.
    • 4.0 CGPA equals 1.47 GPA (C-minus).
  • CGPA in 10-point scale and its corresponding value to a 4-point GPA is shown in this table. However, it’s crucial to note that universities may follow specific conversion procedures, so official assessments should be relied upon for admission.
  • Most US universities refer to WES (World Education Services) or their own CGPA-to-GPA conversion chart. A common conversion looks like this:
10-Point CGPA4.0 GPA Equivalent
10.0 – 9.04.0
8.9 – 8.03.7 – 3.9
7.9 – 7.03.0 – 3.6
6.9 – 6.02.5 – 2.9
5.9 – 5.02.0 – 2.4
Below 5.0Below 2.0 (Low GPA)

For a precise conversion, it’s best to check the specific university’s conversion method or use a WES GPA Calculator.

CGPA to Percentage Calculator – Accuracy and Reliability.

Accurate conversion of CGPA to percentage is essential. While the provided formulas offer a generalized guideline, adherence to one’s school or university policies is essential. As grading policies may vary across institutions, consulting university guidelines or academic advisors is recommended for the most accurate conversion. Although tables and calculators can provide a reasonable approximation, official transcripts are required for formal submissions, such as university or job applications.

Strategies to Improve Your CGPA.

Improving your CGPA requires a well-planned approach to academics and time management. Here are some effective strategies to consider:

  • Regular Study for Better Learning: A consistent study schedule leads to better understanding and retention. Avoid cramming.
  • Active Class Participation: Engage actively in class discussions, ask frequent questions, and participate actively in activities. This fosters enhanced comprehension and recall.
  • Clarify Your Doubts: Don’t hesitate to ask for help when you’re unsure about something. Study groups, tutors, and teachers are there to support you.
  • Maximize Your Learning Potential: Utilize the available academic tools, such as peer study groups, library resources, online tutorials, and educational apps, to enhance your understanding and gain diverse perspectives.
  • Review for Retention: Regular review and practice are key to solidifying your understanding and improving recall.
  • Target Your Weaknesses: Pinpoint the subjects you’re struggling with and focus your study efforts there.
  • Stay Organized: Keep your study materials, notes, and assignments organized. It’ll help you feel less stressed and make it easier to study.
  • Take Care of Yourself: Balance your school life with fun activities, socializing, and exercise. It’s key to staying mentally healthy.
  • Embrace Feedback for Growth: Regularly seek feedback on your performance and use it as an opportunity to learn and improve.
  • Prioritize Your Well-being: Make sure you’re taking care of yourself by practicing mindfulness, eating well, and getting enough sleep. It’s important for effective learning.
  • Timely Completion of Tasks: Procrastination should be avoided. Completing tasks and preparing well in advance promotes a less stressful environment and enhances performance.
  • Stay Positive: Keep a positive attitude about your studies. It can really help you learn better and do well in school.
  • Strategic Exam Approach: A well-defined exam strategy is crucial for success. Key components include understanding the exam format, practicing with previous exams, and developing strong time management skills.
  • Prep for Tests Smartly: Having a good exam strategy is important. This means knowing the test format, practicing with old tests, and getting good at time management.
  • Make the Most of Your Study Time: Prioritize your academic work by creating a study schedule that allocates time for each subject, with a focus on your weakest areas.

Summary.

Understanding CGPA, how to calculate CGPA, convert CGPA to percentage generally and how to convert CGPA into percentage utilizing this CGPA to percentage calculator, is essential for academic and career progress. While online tools like this CGPA to percentage converter are helpful for estimates, official sources ensure accuracy. Consistent effort, good time management, and a balanced lifestyle are key to CGPA improvement. Smart study strategies lead to better grades and a strong future.

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FAQs

CGPA x 9.5 = Percentage

Percentage grade = (Marks / Total possible marks) * 100

While often 90-100%, A+ grading can vary by school.

CGPA reflects overall academic achievement.

SGPA: One semester’s average. CGPA: Average of all SGPAs.

10 CGPA is typically 95-100%.