🏛️ AKTU CGPA to Percentage Calculator

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📘 About the AKTU CGPA to %

Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU, formerly UPTU) converts CGPA to percentage by multiplying by 10, as set out in its B.Tech ordinance. The same rule applies to a semester's SGPA.

Enter your CGPA from the AKTU one-view result or grade sheet.

🧮 Formula

B.Tech ordinance 2018-19 onwards
Percentage = CGPA × 10

Where

  • CGPA = AKTU cumulative grade point average
Always check the formula printed on the back of your own marksheet or transcript: if it differs, the marksheet wins.

✏️ Worked example

CGPA 7.65

You enter
CGPA (out of 10)7.65
You get
Percentage76.5%
CGPA needed for 60% (First Class)6

7.65 × 10 = 76.5%.

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🧭 How to use this calculator

What you enter

  • CGPA (out of 10)

What you get

  • Percentage
  • CGPA needed for 60% (First Class)

💡 How to use it

  • Enter your CGPA exactly as printed on your grade card (for example 8.27).
  • The percentage appears instantly. The second figure shows the CGPA you need for 60% (First Class).

💡 Before you use the percentage

  • Always check the formula printed on the back of your own marksheet or transcript: if it differs, the marksheet wins.
  • Some employers and universities abroad ask for a conversion certificate from the university; the formula here is the one used in those certificates.

❓ Frequently asked questions

How do I convert AKTU CGPA to percentage?

Multiply by 10. A CGPA of 7.65 is 76.5%.

Does AKTU SGPA convert the same way?

Yes, SGPA × 10 gives the semester percentage.

What percentage is first class?

In most Indian universities 60% and above is First Class, 70% or 75% and above is First Class with Distinction, 50–59% is Second Class and 40–49% is Pass Class. Check your university's ordinance for the exact cut-offs.