Education calculators
Quick answers to the numbers students deal with every term: your overall CGPA, what it means as a percentage, your marks percentage, and how many classes you need to attend to stay above the attendance cut-off.
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Frequently asked questions
Which CGPA to percentage formula should I use?
Use the formula printed on your marksheet or published by your board or university. The CGPA calculator includes the CBSE and AICTE formulas and lets you enter a custom multiplier for institutions that use their own.
Can I use these for any university?
Yes, as long as you know your institution's grading scale and conversion rule. The calculators show the formula they apply so you can match it against your university's rules.