GPA, CGPA & Percentage Calculator
Convert between different grading systems
GPA (4.0 Scale)
2.00
CGPA (10.0 Scale)
5.0
Percentage
50%
Grade Reference
Letter
GPA
CGPA
Percentage
A+
4.0
10.0
90-100%
A
3.7-4.0
9.0-10.0
85-89%
B+
3.3-3.6
8.0-8.9
75-84%
B
3.0-3.2
7.0-7.9
65-74%
C
2.0-2.9
5.0-6.9
50-64%
F
<2.0
<5.0
<50%
Convert Your GPA, CGPA & Percentage Effortlessly
Overview
The GPA, CGPA & Percentage Calculator is a versatile tool that allows you to convert your academic scores between different grading systems. Whether you need to understand your GPA on a 4.0 scale, your CGPA on a 10-point scale, or convert these to a percentage, this calculator simplifies the process.
Key Features
- GPA to Percentage Conversion: Quickly convert your GPA (out of 4.0) to a percentage score.
- CGPA to Percentage Conversion: Convert your CGPA (out of 10) to a percentage.
- Percentage to GPA/CGPA: Estimate what your percentage would translate to in GPA or CGPA.
- Interactive Sliders: Use sliders to adjust your GPA or CGPA and see the corresponding percentage in real-time.
How to Use
- Select Your Grading System: Choose whether you want to convert from GPA, CGPA, or Percentage.
- Adjust the Slider: Move the slider to set your current GPA, CGPA, or Percentage.
- View the Conversion: The calculator will automatically display the equivalent scores in the other grading systems.
- Explore Multiple Conversions: Try different values to see how changes in your GPA or CGPA affect the percentage, and vice versa.
Tips
- Understand Your Goals: Knowing whether you need to report your GPA, CGPA, or percentage can help you focus on the most relevant metric.
- Check with Institutions: Different universities and organizations might use varying conversion formulas. Always check their guidelines.
- Maintain Consistency: When reporting scores across different applications or institutions, ensure consistency in how you convert and report your grades.
- Use as a Planning Tool: If you are a student aiming to improve your GPA or CGPA, use this calculator to set targets and see how improvements could translate into percentage increases.