CGPA to Percentage Table
Quick reference charts for converting 10-point CGPA and 4-point GPA into percentages.
Why use a Conversion Table?
A CGPA to Percentage Table is a quick-reference tool that allows students to instantly find their percentage equivalent without performing manual calculations. This is particularly useful when filling out multiple application forms for jobs or higher education. Our tables are generated based on official university formulas, including the standard AICTE ×9.5 rule and the Mumbai University (CGPA-0.5)×10 rule.
10-Point Scale vs. 4-Point Scale
In India, the 10-Point Scale is the universal standard for technical education. However, many international platforms, especially in the United States and Canada, use a 4-Point Scale. Understanding how these relate to percentages is key for a successful international transcript evaluation (like WES).
Standard 10-Point Scale Reference
The following mapping is generally accepted by VTU, Anna University, and GTU. It provides an overview of how your CGPA converts to a percentage and what your academic standing might be.
| CGPA Range | Approx. Percentage (%) | Typical Grade / Class |
|---|---|---|
| 9.00 - 10.00 | 85.5% - 95.0% | Outstanding / Distinction |
| 7.75 - 8.99 | 73.6% - 85.4% | Excellent / First Class |
| 6.75 - 7.74 | 64.1% - 73.5% | Very Good / First Class |
| 5.75 - 6.74 | 54.6% - 64.0% | Good / Second Class |
| Below 5.75 | Below 54.6% | Average / Pass Class |
How to calculate 4.0 scale from percentage?
While exact conversion requires a course-by-course evaluation, the table below provides a rough estimate. A 4.0 GPA is usually awarded for percentages above 90%, while a 3.0 (B) is roughly 70-79%.
Look up your exact CGPA on the 10-point scale below. This table calculates percentages for Normal (×9.5) and Mumbai University ((CGPA-0.5)×10) formulas.
This table is intended for students applying to international universities (WES/USA) to understand their approximate GPA on a 4.0 scale.