CGPA to Percentage – Calculator, CBSE Formula

Readers, who want to calculate their CGPA into percentages can look here. You will have to enter the obtained CGPA in the box and the percentage will generate automatically.

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According to Grades: If you want to check the percentage according to the grades, you can also do it. To check the Percentage according to the grades, you will have to choose your grade from the drop-down menu of the subject. And then you will have to do the same for all the remaining subjects. After that, you will have to tap on calculate option and the report card will be generated within a few seconds.

According to Grades

Subject 1 Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

Subject 2 Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

Subject 3 Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

Subject 4 Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

Subject 5 Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

Subject 6
(Optional) Select Subject A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 D E1 E2

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What do you mean by CGPA?

CGPA (Cumulative Grade Point Average) is a grading system used in the educational field. Many schools and boards use a grading system to assess the academic performance of the person. CGPA provides average grade points for the performance of the student.

Benefits of Using CGPA

Following are the benefits of using CGPA:

• By introducing the CPA methods, the students will not have any pressure to score particular marks. They will be able to learn freely.
• With CGPA, individuals will easily find their weaknesses and capabilities. They will easily determine their performance via CGPA.
• By allowing CGPA, the students can be easily classified and the teachers can evaluate the group that needs more attention.

Disadvantages of Using CGPA

Given below are the disadvantages of using CGPA:

• CGPA does not provide the exact number which decrees the competitiveness of the students. Overall, it results in a reduction in academic performance.
• CGPA does not do justice to the students. For example, students scoring 92 marks and the students scoring 99 marks will come under the same group. Which is not fair for the candidates scoring higher marks.
• Students’ grades are also determined by the activities as well as performance. So the students get a little more than deserved grade in the result. That is a drawback for the candidate working hard in the exam.

How to convert CGPA to Percentage?

If you want to calculate the percentage from the CGPA then you have to imply the below-given formula:

1. Add the obtained grades of all subjects carefully.
2. Now, divide the total grades by the total number of subjects. This will provide you with the CGPA.
3. Finally, multiply the obtained CGPA by 9.5. And the percentage will get calculated.

Examples:

• Let’s Suppose, you have scored 7 in French, 10 in Social Science, 9 in Maths, 10 in English and 8 in Science. Now add all the grades i.e., 7+10+9+10+8 = 44. Now divide it by the total number of subjects (44/5 = 8.8). Now, 8.8 is your CGPA. Then multiply the CGPA by 9.5 (8.8 X 9.5 = 83.6). And your percentage is 83.6%
• Now Suppose, you have scored 8 in Commerce, 10 in Physical Education, 7 in Accounts, 9 in English, 10 in Economics and 6 in Maths.
  • Add all the obtained grades (8+10+7+9+10+6 = 50)
  • Now divide the total number by the total number of subjects (50/6 = 8.333)
  • At last, multiply the CGPA i.e., 8.33 by 9.5 (8.333 X 9.5 = 79.16)
  • And 79.16 is your percentage.

How to Calculate CGPA From Percentage?

It is very easy to calculate the CGPA using percentages. The procedure is the total opposite of the above-mentioned. There you will have to divide the obtained percentage by 9.5.

For Example,

• If you have got 85% in the exam. To calculate you have to divide the percentage by 9.5 i.e.,
  CGPA = (85/ 9.5 = 8.9)
• Let’s suppose, you got 89.3% in the exam. To get the CGPA, You have to divide it by 9.5:
  CGPA = (89.3/ 9.5 = 9.4)

Grade Table:

Marks	CGPA	Grade
0 – 20	00	E2
21 – 32	00	E1
33 – 40	04	D
41 – 50	05	C2
51 – 60	06	C1
61 – 70	07	B2
71 – 80	08	B1
81 – 90	09	A2
91 – 100	10	A1

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