Free online CGPA to percentage converter to convert your CGPA (on 10-point scale) into percentage marks. Widely used by Indian students for CBSE, university transcripts, job applications, higher studies, or competitive exams. Enter your CGPA — get the equivalent percentage instantly using the standard formula.
Enter your CGPA value (on a 10-point scale) in the input field — for example, 8.4 or 9.2.
Select the conversion method: standard CBSE/UGC (×9.5) or simple ×10 (used by some universities).
Click the "Convert to Percentage" button.
See your percentage result immediately, rounded to two decimal places.
Use the reset button to clear and try another CGPA.
Refer to notes below if your university or board uses a different conversion.
The most common formula in India for converting CGPA to percentage is:
Percentage = CGPA × 9.5
This is the official CBSE formula and is accepted by UGC, many universities, and employers.
Why 9.5? It adjusts for the fact that a perfect 10 CGPA usually corresponds to around 95% average performance in real grading systems.
Alternative simple method (used by some engineering colleges, Anna University approximations, or older systems): Percentage = CGPA × 10
Other cases:
Some universities (like certain state universities) may use slight variations.
Always check your official marksheet, university guidelines, or job notification for the exact method required.
The tool defaults to the widely accepted CGPA to percentage formula ×9.5 for most accurate and common use.
CBSE Class 10 or 12 students converting CGPA to percentage for higher secondary admissions or certificates
Engineering and university students needing CGPA to percentage conversion for job resumes, placements, or GATE/PSU applications
Graduates applying for government jobs, banking exams, or MBA entrances where percentage is asked instead of CGPA
Students from Anna University, VTU, Mumbai University, or similar institutions preparing documents
Anyone converting academic records for study abroad applications or scholarships
Example 1: Standard CBSE/UGC method (most common)
CGPA: 8.6
Calculation: 8.6 × 9.5 = 81.7%
Example 2: Simple ×10 method (used in some universities)
CGPA: 7.8
Calculation: 7.8 × 10 = 78%
Example 3: High CGPA example
CGPA: 9.45
Calculation (standard 9.5): 9.45 × 9.5 = 89.775% (rounded to 89.78%)
How do I convert CGPA to percentage online?
Just enter your CGPA in the tool — it multiplies by 9.5 (standard formula) and shows the percentage instantly.
What is the formula for CGPA to percentage in India?
The official and most common formula is Percentage = CGPA × 9.5 (used by CBSE, UGC, and most universities).
Is CGPA to percentage converter accurate for CBSE students?
Yes — CBSE officially states Percentage = CGPA × 9.5, so this gives the exact equivalent.
What if my university uses a different CGPA to percentage conversion?
Some institutions use ×10. The tool includes both options; always confirm with your university or marksheet.
How to convert 9 CGPA to percentage?
Using standard formula: 9 × 9.5 = 85.5%.
Does this CGPA to percentage converter work for engineering students?
Yes — most engineering universities accept or approximate with ×9.5; some use ×10.
What is 8.5 CGPA in percentage?
8.5 × 9.5 = 80.75% (very good score).
Is CGPA to percentage conversion different for Mumbai University or VTU?
It can vary slightly — many follow ×9.5, but check official university conversion table for precision.
Why multiply by 9.5 instead of 10 for CGPA to percentage?
It provides a more realistic conversion based on actual grading patterns in India (95% average for top CGPA of 10).
Can I use this converter for job applications or government forms?
Yes, the ×9.5 method is widely accepted — but use the method mentioned in the job notification if specified.
What if my CGPA has more decimal places?
The tool handles decimals like 8.72 or 9.18 accurately and shows percentage to two decimals.
Does this tool also do percentage to CGPA?
This page is for CGPA to percentage; use the separate percentage to CGPA converter for the reverse.
Should I round the percentage result?
Most official uses round to two decimal places — the tool does this automatically for clarity.
