10-Point CGPA to Percentage
Convert your 10-point scale CGPA to percentage using multiple conversion standards. The 10-point grading scale is the most common system in modern universities. Compare results using Simple, CBSE, and other common linear formulas.
Understanding the 10-Point CGPA Scale
The 10-point scale is the international standard for many modern universities, replacing traditional percentage marking. However, job applications and higher education institutes often ask for a percentage equivalent.
Conversion Table (Standard ×10 vs ×9.5)
| CGPA | Simple (×10) | CBSE (×9.5) | Grade Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10.0 | 100% | 95.0% | Outstanding |
| 9.0 | 90% | 85.5% | Excellent |
| 8.0 | 80% | 76.0% | First Class dist. |
| 7.0 | 70% | 66.5% | First Class |
| 6.0 | 60% | 57.0% | Second Class |
| 5.0 | 50% | 47.5% | Pass |
Which formula should I use?
- International Applications: Usually prefer the simple scale (CGPA × 10) unless specified otherwise.
- Indian Corporate Jobs: Often accept the ×9.5 formula as it's the CBSE standard, but many simply treat 6.0 CGPA as 60%.
- Strict Academics: Always refer to the back of your transcript. Most universities print their specific conversion formula there.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 10-point CGPA scale?
In a 10-point scale, academic performance is graded from 0 to 10. A 10.0 represents the highest possible score ("O" or Outstanding), while a passing grade is usually 4.0 or 5.0 depending on the institution.
How is 10-point different from 4-point GPA?
The 4.0 scale is common in the US. The conversion isn't linear. Roughly, a 10.0 is a 4.0. A 8.0/10 is roughly a 3.3-3.5/4.0. To convert exactly, you need a WES evaluation.
Is 6.75 CGPA good?
A 6.75 CGPA roughly translates to 64-67%. It is a solid Second Class Upper grade (or First Class in some universities). It meets eligibility for most government exams and many private sector jobs.