Indian Universities GPA Hub

Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) uses a straightforward 10-point scale where the CGPA can be directly multiplied by 10 to get the exact percentage equivalent.

BITS Pilani follows a 10-point relative grading system. For conversion purposes (like international applications), the standard multiplier is 10.

Under the CBCS system, Calcutta University students can convert their CGPA to percentage using the standard multiplier of 10.

Mahatma Gandhi University (MGU) calculates CGPA on a 10-point scale. To convert to percentage, simply multiply the CGPA by 10.

Osmania University follows the standard CBCS 10-point scale. Multiplying your CGPA by 10 provides the percentage equivalent.

JNTU Anantapur employs a 10-point grading system for its B.Tech programs. The CGPA can be converted to percentage by multiplying by 10.

JNTU Kakinada uses a 10-point scale for grading. The universally accepted conversion to percentage is CGPA × 10.

BHU uses a 10-point grading scale. Students can convert their CGPA to a percentage by multiplying it by 10.

Most NITs follow a 10-point relative grading system. For general percentage conversion, the multiplier 10 is used.

GTU uses the CPI/SPI system. The official formula to convert CPI to percentage is: Percentage = (CPI - 0.5) × 10.

Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya (RGPV) evaluates students on a 10-point grading scale. Convert to percentage using CGPA × 10.

Panjab University follows the 10-point grading system for semester programs. To find the percentage, simply multiply the CGPA by 10.

Jadavpur University evaluates students on a 10-point grading scale. The conversion from CGPA to percentage is done by multiplying by 10.

Amity University uses a straightforward 10-point scale where the CGPA can be directly multiplied by 10 to get the percentage equivalent.