Convert CGPA ↔ Percentage

Choose a direction and a scale, then enter your value.

Conversion Direction
GPA Scale
Enter a value between 0 and 10.0.
Your Percentage
0.00
Enter a value above to convert.
Conversion formulas are widely used approximations. Your institution's official formula may differ slightly — always confirm with your university for official results.

What Is CGPA to Percentage Conversion?

Many universities grade students on a CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) scale instead of percentage marks. When applying for jobs, further studies, or visas, you're often asked to provide an equivalent percentage — that's exactly what this tool converts for you.

You can also go the other way: if you know your percentage and need to state it as a CGPA, switch the conversion direction above.

Conversion Formula

The most commonly used formulas, based on your selected scale, are:

10.0 Scale
Percentage = CGPA × 9.5
5.0 Scale
Percentage = CGPA × 20
4.0 Scale
Percentage = CGPA × 25

How Does This Calculator Work?

01

Pick a Direction

Choose CGPA to Percentage, or Percentage to CGPA.

02

Select Your Scale

Choose whether your CGPA is out of 4.0, 5.0, or 10.0.

03

Get Your Result

Enter your value and convert instantly.

Why Conversion Formulas Vary

Not every university uses the exact same multiplier. Some institutions use (CGPA − 0.75) × 10, others use a flat 9.5 multiplier, and grading bodies for 4.0/5.0 scales sometimes apply their own rounding rules. This calculator uses the most widely accepted approximation for each scale — for anything official (transcripts, visa applications, job forms), always check your institution's stated formula.

Frequently Asked Questions

On a 10.0 scale, percentage is typically calculated as CGPA × 9.5. On a 5.0 scale it's CGPA × 20, and on a 4.0 scale it's CGPA × 25.

Yes. Switch the conversion direction to "Percentage → CGPA", pick your scale, and enter your percentage marks.

It's the most commonly used approximation. Some universities publish their own official formula, so always confirm with your institution for documents that require an exact figure.

Yes. The calculator can be used online without creating an account.