Convert CGPA to percentage using CBSE, Mumbai University (MU), Anna University, and other Indian university conversion formulas. Supports 10-point, 7-point, and 4-point CGPA scales. Everything runs locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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CBSE: CGPA × 9.5 (7.5 CGPA = 71.25%). Mumbai University: 7.1 × CGPA + 11 (7.5 = 64.25%). Anna University: CGPA × 10. Using the wrong one misstates your score by up to 7 points — select your university first.
Each university calibrates to its grading curve: CBSE's 9.5 factor maps its 10-point scale to historical board percentages; MU's offset formula fits Mumbai's distribution. There is no universal converter — only per-university ones.
Most Indian recruiters ask for the conversion with the formula noted (e.g., '71.25% (CBSE 9.5x)'). Government applications often mandate the specific university formula — state it explicitly on the form.
US GPA × 25 approximates percentage (3.2 GPA ≈ 80%), but WES evaluations use course-by-course mapping, not multiplication. For foreign admissions, get a WES report rather than converting.
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